Pop singer Chloé Caroline is poised to perform original music at Beats at the Beach on Dec. 9. She previously opened for Sixpence None The Richer at the Troubadour in December of last year. Photo courtesy of Chloé Caroline Fellows
Indie pop singer and songwriter Chloé Caroline will perform an acoustic set for the Long Beach State community on Dec. 9 as part of “Beats at the Beach.”
The event, organized by Associated Students, Inc., will take place at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center Plaza from noon to 1 p.m.
Chloé Caroline Fellows, known as Chloé Caroline, described her music as a “new Southern California sound” where “soul meets pop meets storytelling.”
Her music has been featured on Radio Disney, Disney Channel and Nickelodeon Music.
“I hope that my music brings … to a lot of people this kind of healing energy and in this kind of dreamy thing that hopefully inspires,” Fellows, the Manhattan Beach native, said. “I think California is a place for people to kind of dream and escape and get away; that’s kind of what my music is.”
Fellows first released music in 2015 with her country EP, “One Left Standing,” but has since transitioned into the pop genre. Her debut pop album, “Everywhere I Go,” was released in 2020 during the pandemic.
Fellows played a role in the 2018 Hallmark movie “Love, Of Course” and wrote songs for the film. Her most popular featured song was “Indian Summer,” released in 2016.
Last December, Fellows opened for the rock band Sixpence None The Richer in their sold-out show at the Troubadour.
Since then, she has released three songs: “Get Lost,” “You Don’t Love,” and “Then Life Happened.”
Fellows is looking forward to her CSULB debut, as she has never performed at a university.
“When you’re in college, it is a really interesting time, because you’re on the precipice of this world as an adult and it can be really scary, you can feel really lost,” she said. “You’re also trying to navigate who you are and what you want and in every single way, whether it’s career or in relationships.”