Sir Chloe

Sir Chloe is an American indie rock band from Vermont. The group consists of Dana Foote, Teddy O'Mara, Palmer Foote, Emma Welch, and Austin Holmes.[1]

History

Sir Chloe began in 2017, when lead singer Dana Foote was a senior at Bennington College. Foote studied music composition. Instead of writing a thesis, Foote opted to create a concert consisting only of original music. She did this by forming a band with her brother and close friends.[2] Sir Chloe gained widespread popularity when their song "Michelle" went viral on the video sharing application TikTok.[3] The band released their debut EP, Party Favors, in 2020.[4][5] Sir Chloe released a cover of Lou Reed's "Femme Fatale" and a new version of "Michelle" in 2021.

In 2022, Sir Chloe released non-album singles "Company" and "Mercy".[6] [7] In 2023, they announced their debut studio album I Am The Dog and shared lead single "Hooves" on February 23, featuring writing and production contributions by John Congleton and Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties. I Am The Dog will be released on May 19, 2023.[8] They will tour with Beck and Phoenix during the following summer. [9]

Influences

Foote cites Balkan music as well as Cage the Elephant as inspirations for composing music.[3][4]

Discography

Studio albums

  • I Am the Dog (23 May 2023; Atlantic Records)

EPs

  • Party Favors (23 October 2020; Terrible Records)

Singles

  • "Salivate" (23 March 2023; Atlantic Records)
  • "Hooves" (23 February 2023; Atlantic Records)
  • "Company" (6 May 2022)
  • "Mercy" (1 March 2022)
  • "Femme Fatale (The Velvet Underground cover) (8 September 2021)
  • "La Femme Michelle" (13 July 2021; Terrible Records)
  • "Sedona" (16 September 2020)
  • "July" (29 July 2020; Terrible Records)
  • "Easy on You" (2020)
  • "Untie You" (2020)
  • "Too Close" (19 July 2019; Terrible Records)
  • "Walk You Home" (21 May 2019; Terrible Records)
  • "Michelle" (11 April 2019; Terrible Records)
  • "Animal" (28 February 2019; Terrible Records)

References


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