Chloë Wilson dives deep into emotional territory with her latest single, Broken Me. Years in the making, this track explores the raw vulnerability of first heartbreak, marking a defining moment in her artistic development.
Chloë Wilson – Broken Me
Originally from Milton Keynes, Chloë Wilson grew up surrounded by the sounds of Fleetwood Mac, Donna Summer, and Led Zeppelin. These early influences shaped her love for music, which she carried into weekend busking trips in London and performances across northern England, whether in pubs, on canal boats, or in small venues. Each experience has helped her build a grounded and honest approach to her craft.
Broken Me was written when Chloë Wilson was just 16. Over time, the song has evolved alongside her, undergoing numerous rewrites and recordings to reach the version she always envisioned. The track captures the emotional weight of heartbreak, echoing questions left unanswered and feelings often left unspoken.
“When I was younger, I would always try to describe what I was trying to say without actually saying it, creating characters to pretend like their feelings weren’t my own. But with Broken Me, when I wrote it I was so desperate in a way with how I was feeling that I wanted it to come from me, and from the parts of my experience I typically wouldn’t vocalise.” – said Chloë Wilson about the significance of the track.
Built around a stunning piano arrangement, Broken Me is carried by Chloë Wilson’s poignant vocal delivery, emotive, open, and intentionally unfiltered. The track is accompanied by a music video that adds further emotional texture to the experience.
“Broken Me is a direct and heartfelt expression, blending soul-baring lyrics with a rich, emotionally charged arrangement.”
Broken Me is the first of several upcoming releases leading up to Chloë Wilson’s debut EP, set to arrive on October 24, 2025. She will also perform live in Manchester on September 20, 2025, supporting Bets at The Rat & Pigeon.
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