Chloé Ndiaye

Chloé Ndiaye is a singer-songwriter and performer who blends Pop and R&B with influences from musical theatre, jazz, and lyrical styles. She began writing songs at a young age and later refined her vocal performance skills at an academy while also training in dance.

She has performed on prestigious stages such as the Geneva Arena, the Alhambra, and the Bâtiment des Forces Motrices. Passionate about music, singing, and dance, she began composing as a child and recorded her first personal projects in 2020. Since then, she has pursued a career as an independent artist, releasing several singles and an EP.

Chloé’s career gained momentum in November 2022 when she covered After Party by Koffee Brown alongside singer DAIMON. This led to her first headlining concert — a launch event she organized herself in collaboration with POPS, DAIMON, and Le Collectif Nocturne.

In early 2023, she released her debut single Not Today, featured on the Balcony EP, a six-track introspective mixtape. She performed this EP live for the first time at the Montreux Jazz Café in Geneva in June 2023.

In 2024, she released a trilogy of singles entitled Hold Me Closer, exploring the theme of long-distance relationships, inspired by her experience of leaving her family and home to pursue her artistic path. That same year, she performed in London at venues such as The Bedford, Camden Assembly, Canal 54, and The Camden Club, and made her UK radio debut on Reprezent Radio, hosted by Watson D. Hirschfield.

In February 2025, Chloé released her first pop-dance single, Saviour, in collaboration with Swiss artist Oscar Hallén. She is proud to have taken the stage at the iconic Le Groove in Geneva, and to be part of the lineup for the renowned local festival Transform in her hometown.