There are artists who stumble into their sound, and then there are artists who arrive already knowing who they are. Chloé French feels like the latter. At just 24, raised in Geneva and now chasing dreams in New York City, she carries herself like someone who has found the language of her own heart — and is ready to share it.
Her latest single, “Messy (but French),” is not about imitation. It’s about transformation. She takes what was once a raw, confessional track and breathes into it a different kind of life — cinematic, elegant, and irresistibly alive. Where others might see only nostalgia, Chloé sees possibility. She reimagines vulnerability not as weakness but as something that can glow under the lights of a disco ball.
What makes it special isn’t just the production — though the grooves and synths are magnetic — but the way she sings. Entirely in French, her voice feels like velvet one moment and smoke the next, carrying a playful confidence that turns every word into something intimate. You don’t just hear her; you feel her leaning into the song, daring you to follow her into her world.
This isn’t just a cover, it’s a reflection of who she is becoming as an artist. A statement. A glimpse of her vision, where past and present collide, and where music becomes both personal and universal at once.
And maybe that’s why it feels so exciting. Because it doesn’t sound like someone experimenting — it sounds like someone building. Someone carving out a place for themselves in pop that’s entirely their own.
With her debut EP coming in January, “Messy (but French)” feels like the spark before the fire — the moment when you realize you’re witnessing the beginning of something that could grow into something unforgettable.
For now, all you can do is listen, get swept up in it, and let yourself believe in the promise she carries. Because Chloé French isn’t just making music — she’s reminding us what it feels like to discover an artist who makes the world shimmer a little differently.
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