Based in Los Angeles, Chloe Angelides is a versatile singer-songwriter who seamlessly blends pop, rock, R&B, and electronic influences. Her emotive vocals range from high-pitched and breathy to powerful and husky, delivering poignant lyrics of heartbreak and longing. Born in Reston, Virginia in 1992, Angelides first gained recognition in 2013 as a featured vocalist on EDM artist Steven Swartz's "Survivor." Transitioning to songwriting and production, she went on to pen hits for A-list artists like Ciara, Jason Derulo, Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato, and Ariana Grande. In 2020, she launched her solo career with singles like "Ex WiFi" and "Crickets" before releasing her debut album, "Friends Who Failed at Love," in 2021 on her own label, Spanakopita Lullabies.

Angelides reached new heights with her feature on Ekali & Illenium's "Hard to Say Goodbye" in 2019, a standout track in her discography. Known for her dynamic vocal range and poignant songwriting, she continues to captivate audiences with her unique blend of genres and heartfelt storytelling.