Chlöe Howl

English singer-songwriter with debut album

Chlöe Howl - English singer-songwriter with debut album
Born

March 4th, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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An English singer-songwriter gained recognition with the release of the debut album, incorporating elements of pop and alternative sounds. Gained significant attention with singles such as 'Did It Again' and 'Bad Dream'. The music blends personal experiences with broader themes, resonating with a young audience. Contributed to the modern music scene through performances and collaborations, showcasing talent in songwriting and vocal ability. Continues to evolve as an artist while building a loyal fanbase.

Released the debut album 'Howl'

Achieved chart success with singles 'Did It Again' and 'Bad Dream'

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