An Intimate Look Into Her Ever Developing Sound: Chloe Slater – ‘Fig Tree’ Review

Words: Ben Hacking

With a rapidly growing audience of politically aware listeners, Chloe Slater creates
unapologetically visceral sounds combined with her anti-capitalist themes that explore life in an ever-present digital world. After an incredible year, achieving massive amounts of
notoriety with her recent music, and two recent sold out shows in London, Chloe has
announced her debut headline tour across the UK along with her new single ‘Fig Tree’.

With ‘Fig Tree’, Chloe delves once more into her upbeat sound, making use of her unique
‘half-sung’ style of vocals and aggressive instrumentation to explore the feeling of being a woman in a society that frowns upon visible signs of aging. With violent guitars and a punchy drum track ‘Fig Tree’ creates a nostalgically uplifting sound that compliments Chloe’s dreamlike vocals perfectly.

In what feels like a more intimate look into Chloe Slater’s building sound, ‘Fig Tree’ acts as
a testament to her personable and relatable songwriting, once more proving that Chloe
Slater is truly a voice for a generation as she creates a hook filled look into an incredibly
meaningful subject area.

With this new single Chloe once again shows why she is having such a successful year,
creating incredibly catchy sing-along anthems while discussing topics that mean so much to
a generation unhappy with the state of the world. Chloe Slater is currently making waves in the British music scene and shows no sign of slowing down or compromising as she
champions the ideals of an unsettled generation.