Delivering a colourful cocktail of musical influences, Worcestershire’s Chloe Mogg creates a spacious journey that will take you through all the emotions of music. A driving force in the West Midlands music scene wherever that’s in journalism or creating music, Chloe’s a singer-songwriter who aims to bring life and her vibrant colour to every project. Back with her first single in three years, which has been lifted from her upcoming debut album “The Crazy One”, “Heaven Sent You” is an alternative rock track about one of the best nights of her life.

“I performed at a festival with my band to hundreds, possibly a thousand people or so in Bewdley, and the crowd and I instantly 'clicked'. They were singing along to my songs, dancing and even forming moshpits (!!!) (which they referred to as Mogg Pits), it was incredible. This song is an ode to that night and how it reminded me that doing music is one of my callings in life”, shares Chloe.

Sounding like Alanis Morissette collaborated with Jade Bird and Sheryl Crow tagged along for the ride, ‘Heaven Sent You’ is a tribute to all the people in her life. The people that have stuck around through thick and thin, and continue to support. Musically, the track features haunting harmonies, fuzz-like guitar lines and a pulsating drum beat throughout.

Turning relationship breakups, childhood stories and identity crises into something positive, the past decade of Chloe’s life has accumulated into her debut album “The Crazy One”. Armed with mental health themes, discrimination towards disabilities and heartbreak, the album has one theme throughout and that’s growth. Engineered and mastered with the help of Alex Vine Ruiz (Swan Studios), the release features Ali Clinton (Conflict Choir, Bernie Marsden from Whitesnake, Uli Jon Roth), Jack Bowles (Thomas Atlas), George Cook (Thomas Atlas), Chloe’s Dad Ian Mogg & Mirron Webb (RAIN).

With her debut folktronica EP ‘Thalamus’ getting radio play on BBC Radio 6 & BBC Introducing, the songwriter released three singles in 2020 - electronic number “Judgement Day”, trip-hop single “Helping Hand”, and ethereal track “Attack” which received support worldwide. The debut album sees all of Chloe’s influences in one place and has become her most diverse work to date.

A big advocate in raising awareness for ‘invisible’ illnesses, Chloe was featured on BBC Radio 1’s Minute of Me & as a featured artist for BBC News online talking about discrimination to musician’s with disabilities. During the first lockdown in 2020, Chloe co-created The 7 Arts Still Exist, a platform where artists and musicians could share their talent online. The event went viral and received praise from BBC Radio 1 and beyond. Recognising her work, Chloe received the ‘Local Hero’ at the AIM Music Awards in 2021.