Chloé Herry, known globally as CloZee, has made a name for herself with a sound that feels both ancient and forward-looking—a rare quality in today’s music landscape. Born in France but now calling Denver home, she navigates the nuanced world of electronic music, carving out a space as a leader in the ‘world bass’ genre. CloZee’s artistry defies easy classification; the way she weaves cinematic textures and organic elements with deep digital rhythms creates a sonic experience that resonates with listeners on multiple levels. One might even say her music possesses a heartbeat of its own.
Her ascendancy began to gather momentum with the release of her 2020 album, Neon Jungle, and it was her follow-up, the sprawling Microworlds in 2023, that truly set her apart from the rest. Each project reflects her distinct philosophy of sound—an intricate dance of tribal beats mingling with glitch-hop elements. In every beat, there’s a hint of history and a whisper of the future. It’s probable that her success is not just due to her musical talents, but also her courage to venture into uncharted territory, continually reshaping the boundaries of electronic music.
Festival stages have become her second home, whether it’s the enchanting Electric Forest or the sprawling grounds of Coachella. With each appearance, she captivates audiences, transporting them through aural landscapes filled with depth and emotion. Yet pride doesn’t overshadow her ambition; she remains dedicated to evolving her craft, as seen in her recent singles like “Antares” and “Odyssey,” which hint at yet more innovation on the horizon.
As one half of the supergroup LSZEE alongside LSDREAM, CloZee’s collaborative ventures further push her artistic limits. In an era where personal branding often overshadows genuine connection, her insistence on authenticity shines through. She continues to make music that feels earned, shaping an immersive experience without losing the thread of her humanity—a delicate balance in the frenetic world of modern performance.