Chloe Slater | |
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Born | Chloe Leanne Slater [1] March 3, 2003 Bournemouth, England |
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Genres | indie rock |
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Years active | 2023–present |
Labels | Stolen Juice (AWAL) |
Website | chloeslater |
Chloe Leanne Slater (born 2003) is an English singer-songwriter based in Manchester. Writing about social and political issues, she has been releasing music since 2023 and has issued two extended plays: You Can't Put a Price on Fun, and Love Me Please.
Chloe Leanne Slater was born in 2003 and raised by a single mother in Bournemouth, England. [2] [3] Inspired by Taylor Swift, she started playing acoustic guitar at the age of 13, and then electric guitar. [2] Slater started gaining an interest in politics at 17 during the 2019 United Kingdom election campaign. [4] At age 18, she moved to Manchester to pursue a music degree, which she later dropped out of. [5]
Slater released her debut single, "Sinking Feeling!", in 2023. She started promoting her music on TikTok, and the clips for her second single "24 Hours", a "scathing takedown of influencer culture," went viral on the platform. [6] Her debut extended play (EP), You Can't Put a Price on Fun, was issued in May 2024 via Stolen Juice, an imprint of AWAL. [4] She issued a follow-up, Love Me Please, in February 2025. [7]
Some of Slater's most popular songs have been written in protest, inspired by Sam Fender and Declan McKenna's political music. [3] She occasionally uses satire in her lyrics. [3] The intention of her music is to engage young people in social and political issues, and to create a "stepping stone to [start] to think more about the world that we live in." [4] Her second EP explores themes of influencer culture, feminism, and social class. [8] Other musical acts Slater admires include Fontaines D.C., Wolf Alice, Arctic Monkeys and Bloc Party. [4] [5]
Extended plays
● You Can't Put a Price on Fun (Stolen Juice via AWAL, 23 May 2024) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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● Love Me Please (Stolen Juice via AWAL, 4 February 2025) | |||||||||||||||||||||
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