THE CHLOE RAYE STORY

North Dakota singer songwriter Chloe Raye
took her rich, distinctive country sound global
in September 2024 with the release
of her first Nashville-produced single,
"Better Than I Do", co-written with
Trannie Anderson and Dallas Wilson.
In January 2025, she released her second single,
"Blame It On Where I Grew Up",
co-written with Jason Blaine and Benji Cowart.
In October 2025,
she launched her third Nashville-produced single,
"Normal in a Country Song",
co-written with Joshua David Cockerham.
In February 2026, it was announced
that "Normal in a Country Song"
was nominated for 2025 Song of the Year
for the Midwest Country Music Organization
Awards and that Chloe Raye was nominated
as Female Vocalist of the Year.
In May 2026, Chloe Raye reached
half a million streams on Spotify alone.
What's next? On August 28, Chloe Raye's
fourth single, "Housewife",
co-written with Joshua David Cockerham
and Kayliann Lowe Juarez,
will be available worldwide.
Chloe Raye's crazy-good creativity
with turning ideas into music,
her collaboration with some of the nation's
best songwriters,
her captivating ability to sing dead-on covers,
and her passion for connecting
with the people who enjoy her music
all contribute to her rapidly expanding
tour schedule and her marked increases
in streams and radio play.