Chloe to Release Debut Album April 19th

Powerhouse vocalist and songwriter Chloe has announced her long-awaited debut solo album, The In-Between, will be released on April 19th. The 15-track concept album was written and vocally produced by Chloe Lowery herself and was musically produced by Travis Laws. The songs were born from a journey of self-discovery following an emotional heartbreak and each song and interlude is accompanied by a video. Each track infuses the raw emotion and power of Chloe's voice to paint a story that is widely relatable. More information about The In-Between can be found at www.chloelowery.com

"We are told; the pinnacle moments of our lives consist of the a series of highs and lows that produce a foundation upon which we strengthen our character. This album is born from the usually unspoken moments where everything is at a stand still, the future is unknown, and the reluctant need for change is paramount- The In-Between. These were the times that I discovered who I was and what I wanted to say. This record is an extension of my hearts' loudest cries, its greatest fears, its underlying faith in love, and deepest regrets".

Today, Chloe has also released the official video for "Renegade." The one-shot video brings to life the emotions and conflicting feelings that lead to a breakup. Filmed in a parking garage, multiple scenes artistically play out in black and white before fading in to color for the resolution of this story. View the video for "Renegade" here: https://bit.ly/2F72yIg

From the cinematic duet "Giving Up On You" with Nathan James (Inglorious, Trans-Siberian Orchestra), to the vibrant "Crazy" featuring guitar legend Al Pitrelli to the groovy "Dirty Disco," Chloe builds a narrative that offers a personal look at her metamorphosis. The album also includes a unique arrangement of the 80s classic "It Must Have Been Love" by Roxette. Probably the most powerful and personal of the tracks is "Don't Let Yourself Down," a ballad that took shape from words that Chloe's mother said to her in one of her saddest moments. The song serves as a catalyst for the rest of the album and has a universal meaning far beyond the initial intention. The acoustic closing track, "The Words You Wanted," is the perfect ending of this story of grief, self-discovery and acceptance.

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