Chloe Slater

With Riot Youth, Chloe Slater unveils a debut album that captures the unstable and feverish moments of contemporary British youth, suspended between disillusionment and the need to hope. Through ten tracks, the artist paints a lucid portrait of a generation confronted with social fractures, toxic digital culture, the climate crisis, and a form of collective inertia in the face of the excesses of capitalism. After two acclaimed EPs, You Can’t Put A Price On Fun (2024) and Love Me Please (2025), Chloe Slater has established herself as a singular voice in the indie rock scene, combining incisive songwriting with a sense for the generational anthem. Riot Youth marks a broader and more poetic turning point, where direct observations give way to bursts of lyricism and unifying choruses. Revealed by an increasingly noted stage presence, from opening for Alessi Rose, Role Model, or Courtney Barnett to the stages of Glastonbury and the BRITs Fringe, she now gathers a growing community, particularly on social media.