Chloe Foy writes a brand of melodic, homegrown music bursting with colourful lyrical and textural inflections evocative of much of the music she loves. Taking inspiration from classical music as much as wider transatlantic trends in folk and indie, Chloe’s songs comprise of carefully constructed arrangements that delicately compliment her cryptic lyrics. Her home-grown sound melds the silvery landscapes of Laura Marling and Fleet Foxes with the emotional integrity of Sharon Van Etten.

With her strikingly beautiful voice and emotionally direct songwriting, Chloe has captured the attention of rapidly growing UK and US audiences. With the release of her singles ‘Asylum’, ‘Flaws’, ‘Oh You Are Not Well’ and ‘In The Middle Of The Night’, she has earnt the praise and airtime of the likes of NPR Radio’s Bob Boilen and the BBC 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq. In 2019 Chloe embarked on a successful UK headline tour before touring the EU and US in support of Jesca Hoop. To top off the year she was named a 2019 BBC Introducing “One To Watch” by Radio 3’s Late Junction.

Since then, Chloe’s fanbase has continued to grow with the release of her 2020 EP ‘Callous Copper’ which The Line of Best Fit called ‘An intimate ode to love’ and Americana UK likened to the early music of Nick Drake. 2020 remains busy for Foy and with 17 million streams on Spotify, 3 magnificent EPs and support from some of the biggest names in the industry under her belt, her debut full length studio album is highly anticipated.

‘Laced with wisdom beyond her years, the stark but deeply imaginative folk settings supplying something supple but also intense.’

CLASH Magazine

‘Foy glistens with a dark, youthful honesty, full of relief.’

EARMILK

‘Beautiful and relatable’

The Line of Best Fit

‘She might just be our favourite songwriter of this, or any year’

Ear To The Ground

‘Definitely a name to watch’

Folk Radio UK

‘Her huge talent lies in creating delicate yet intense atmospheres that swallow us in bliss, while her voice remains our steady link to reality.’

The 405