Chloe Jane


“Chloe Jane’s Famous hits like a 4 a.m. glitter high provocative, chaotic, and pure Princess of the Night energy.”

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Chloe Jane’s world starts after dark. The New York pop singer and DJ grew up under strobes and velvet ropes, spinning Ibiza decks at 13 with Paris Hilton watching from the booth. Now, at 22, she’s strutting through Manhattan in custom Guvanch leather, studs, pleaser boots—shooting the music video for her new single “Famous ” off Princess of the Night. The track sounds exactly like her life: sweat on the dance floor, lipstick smudged in the bathroom mirror, champagne-slick skin at 4 a.m. In between, she laughs about the misconceptions of being a Gemini,remembers the surreal night she stood in the same room as Cher at the one-night-only reopening of Studio 54, and relives a wild night at Ladygunn’s party that felt more like a fevered fairytale than fashion week. Famous isn’t just a pop song—it’s Chloe Jane’s nightlife diary, dangerous, provocative, and impossible to put down once the beat hits.

Who Is Chloe Jane? | Pop Star, Gemini Energy, Paris Hilton’s Protégé at 13

Tell us more about opening for Paris Hilton in Ibiza at age 13.

She asked me to open for her children’s charity party in Ibiza at Amnesia. It was a fundraiser for children with disabilities. I had just started learning how to DJ at a school in New York called Dubspot. I took some lessons there because I spent a lot of time in Ibiza growing up, watching the DJ scene, and I wanted to learn. Paris saw me with my sparkly cat-ear headphones and was like, “You need to open for me.

A pop singer wearing a dramatic, crinkled black outfit and a netted hood, posing confidently against a vibrant night background with city lights.

Chloe Jane is a pop icon, singer-songwriter, and DJ from New York. She writes songs on the piano, but also DJs and tears it up on the dance floor. Chloe Jane loves to make uplifting music that makes people feel good, makes them dance the night away—while looking hot.

Deep Dive with Chloe Jane | Famous, Princess of the Night, Iconic & Oopsie Daisy

@chloejaneworld

Just look up “Chloe Jane” on any music platform! And damn my music videos are soooo amazing!! Have fun binging! It’s only the beginning!! #popmusic #emergingartist #newartist #smallartist #popdance #dancepop #oopsiedaisy #newmusic #nyc

♬ Oopsie Daisy – Chloe Jane

I’m a Gemini, which means I definitely have a dual personality. That’s very true in my artistry and in what I do. As an artist, I have two sides: I play piano and ice skate, but I also DJ and tear up the clubs late at night.

Chloe Jane poses confidently in a sheer black outfit with torn accents and tall boots, standing next to a luxurious black car at night.

If the Famous outfit designed by Guvach were displayed in a museum one day, what would the plaque say?

DO NOT TOUCH!

Chloe Jane in a striking black outfit with a unique hat and fishnet stockings, sitting in the back seat of a car at night.

Chloe Jane’s Wild NYFW: From Ladygunn’s Party to Studio 54 with Cher

@chloejaneworld

I can’t believe I’m going to go party inside of the most iconic nightclub in history 🪩✨🕺🏻 My dreams have come true #nyfw #studio54 #disco #valentino #ootn

♬ I Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor

What do you want people to feel the very first time they hit play on one of your songs?

Gagged!
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Chloe Jane Gets Real | Marry, F**, Kill + Fashion Philosophy

A pop singer poses dramatically in a striking outfit made of frayed materials, exuding a bold and edgy vibe. The background features a smooth, reflective surface with a gradient that complements her artistic look.

Is there a message you want to sneak into your music that people might not catch on the first listen?

I want people to feel empowered—but I think they’ll catch that right away, because my music has a strong “feel good about yourself” energy. It’s very “bad bitch” energy. But I also want them to feel okay being vulnerable, being themselves.

A young woman with long red hair poses elegantly in front of a vibrant red backdrop. She wears a bright red dress adorned with a bow and layered pearl necklaces, showcasing a glamorous makeup look.

Chloe Jane on Choosing Self-Love in a World Falling Apart


ARTIST: Chloe Jane

Interviewer: Kimberly Mortensen

Photos Courtesy of Artist

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