CHLOE

From small town North Dakota, Chloe Fredericks has been singing ever since she can remember. Raised by old country-music influence, she grew up listening to some of the greats. Including: Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and Emmylou Harris. Albeit her old school upbringing, Chloe pulls today's pop contemporary into her music. She often receives comparisons to power house singer-songwriter's Adele and Amy Winehouse. She is a young, hard working, and driven artist/ singer-songwriter who has only been in LA for a year. She has released a five track EP in December of 2019 with the help of her producer Will Hollis. Chloe has an incredible live presence and for a new artist in Los Angeles, she is quickly making connections and rising to her goals. You surely wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to say - "I knew her when".     

Chloe began writing songs from a very young age. She recalls her first memory writing was when she was on a cattle drive around age five. "We were on the reservation where I'm from in Twin Buttes. It was a long day and my little sister and I were riding behind the huge herd and I just started making up a song. Cate soon joined in and it was a song we remembered for a long time but now, can't recall. I remember it was happy though, and about a red wagon." Her mom would always call Chloe her little singing birdy, a name that soon stuck and stays with her in her music career. Some of Chloe's fondest memories is singing alongside her dad, who still resides with his wife and chloe's mother, Kami in North Dakota.  She was raised on a ranch there all of her life and learned by the cowboy way of living. If you get bucked off of a horse, you get right back on. It's helped carry Chloe through the more trying times in the ever changing music business.