Chloe Qisha makes pop music with personality: big melodies, sharp lyrics, dark humour and an instinct for turning complicated feelings into something immediate, funny and infectious. Malaysian-born and UK-based, she has quickly established herself as one of British pop’s most distinctive new voices.
Since releasing her debut single in 2024, Chloe’s rise has been rapid. In little over a year she progressed from playing her first show in front of a hundred people to selling out London’s 700-capacity Village Underground. She has since been longlisted for BBC Sound of 2026, appeared on the covers of NME, Rolling Stone UK and Dork, received support from British Vogue, GQ, ELLE UK and The Observer, supported Sabrina Carpenter at Hyde Park and opened for Coldplay at Wembley Stadium.
Across her self-titled debut EP, 2025’s Modern Romance and her subsequent releases, Chloe has developed a sound that combines pure pop ambition with a more idiosyncratic sensibility. Her songs move between humour and longing, confidence and insecurity, sex and self-discovery, delivered with a dry wit that is increasingly central to her songwriting.