CHLOË MARCH
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New EP 13th March '26
'Wintering: Moon'
Chloë March
powderkeg records © 2026
Five years after her extraordinary fifth album 'Starlings & Crows' Chloë March returns with her inimitable voice and mesmeric songwriting.
The second in her series of 'Wintering' EP’s, 'Wintering: Moon' sees March again in full distinctive, imagistic flow, with 'Moon' moving more into cinematic, lush and mysteriously evocative, sensual territory. Shifting, immersive, luminescent landscapes of beautifully crafted sound are centred by the embodied emotion of March’s beautiful and tonally versatile voice. Half-glimpsed, or yearned for ghostly presences drift through these five songs, lending the EP an undertow of longing and a subtly unsettling atmosphere.
Opening synth-pop track 'Evergreen Monuments' underpins a foreboding, poetically imagistic lyrical vocal with propulsive synth patterns and spiking chords. Inspired by the symbolism of cypress trees, the song evokes poetic ghosts, unstable memories and a fear for the future of the natural world.
The dreamy 'Deals Undone' conjures sensuality with consoling vocals, delicate piano touches and strangely sinuous sonic layers creating a slice of hypnotic ambient-pop, while 'Lock' takes the hypnotic soundscape on further into a glitchy, magnetised sonic incantation, warmed by jazz inflected piano chords. 'Air Street Dream' invites you into wintry London streets to follow a seductive presence, by way of meticulously timed slowly shifting harmonies in lush synth pads and a velvety vocal line. The EP ends with the powerful emotional punch of 'Moon Moon', a cinematic miniature of filmic chords, ghostly piano motifs and a high falling vocal searching for a resolution that doesn’t arrive. The song is left hanging, the scene prepared for March’s next 'Wintering' EP.
Written, Performed, Recorded and Produced:
Chloë March 2026 ©
Mastered by Steve Kitch at Steve Kitch Mastering
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"The reverberant, low-mixed backing vocals remind me of Elizabeth Fraser and have the same semi-classical beauty, tinged with the rueful, raw beauty of Chloë’s voice with all its timbres and textures...The entire EP has an otherworldly sense....It is almost unbearable at times because I had not expected to be so emotionally affected by this EP ('Wintering: Snow').
At the same time, it is compelling listening because it is rare to hear music so beautifully written, performed and sung. What an extraordinary talent Chloë March is. "
- Trust The Doc
Five track EP 'Wintering: Snow' (5 Dec 2025) is the first of Chloë's 'Wintering' EP’s Series.
'Wintering: Snow' sees March in full distinctive evocative and imagistic flow, the songs imbued with melancholy romanticism, magic realism and a deep undertow of grief, and her beautiful voice displaying the shifting tones and embodied emotion for which she is known.
'Minster Bell' is an intensely imagistic love song evoking the wintry coal-smoke fog-wreathed streets of the early twentieth-century. Crystalline bells and music box textures underpinned by shimmering cinematic depth accompany a glowingly sensual vocal expressing the fragile wonder of love requited.
The lush synths, sparkling propulsive harps and velvety vocal of 'Winter Twin' evoke a dreamy tale of discovery, while the cinematic sound-world of 'Wolvy' takes you by the hand to run through the snowy forest, before delivering a piano and vocal coda of aching loss with echoes of Debussy and Mussorgsky. The hypnotic textures of 'No Loving Face' also conjure a landscape of loss and confusion, with glimpses of a lost loving daughter in a winter garden. 'Under Snow' is a pared back ballad of achingly beautiful sadness, with deceptively gentle descending melodies in the piano and vocal falling like soft snow, the cold bleakness within the lyrics and the heartache in the voice creating a micro-avalanche of emotional depth.
Written, Performed, Recorded and Produced:
Chloë March 2025 ©
Mastered by Steve Kitch at Steve Kitch Mastering
"One ultimately less listens to this intoxicating collection than luxuriates in it... No one sounds quite like her, either vocally or musically."
- Textura
"Exquisite... Such a great piano player, poet and vocalist...an exceptional performance"
- Tom Robinson BBC6 Music
"A staggering powerhouse of talent"
- Gray Days and Gold Best of 2020
News
December 2025
New EP 'Wintering: Snow' released on 5 Dec '25 is the first in a Series of Wintering EP's from Chloë
See above for full press release
Gorgeous New Piano Improvisations ~ hear more on instagram
October 2025
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Chloë has worked again with the German composing team Dürbeck & Dohmen providing vocals for the opening and closing tracks of new film ‘Der Neue Freund’ directed by Dustin Loose and starring Karin_Hanczewski, Corinna Harfouch and Louis Nitsche and Produced by Sophie Vonu. Chloë's vocals feature on opening song ‘Let’s Get Lost’ and closing credit track ‘Good Together’ both now on Spotify etc 'Der Neue Freund' ARD Das Erste
https://www.daserste.de/unterhaltung/film/filmmittwoch-im-ersten/sendung/der-neue-freund-102.html
Chloë's ambient track 'Glistren' on a beautiful Night Tracks with Sara Mohr-Pietsch on BBC Radio 3
"ZERV-Zeit der Abrechnung' wins Deutschen Akademie für Fernsehen DAfFNE 2022 Award for Music by Dürbeck & Dohmen. The 'Zerv' soundtrack includes the series end-song 'Golden Sunset' co-written and performed by Chloë March
March 2026
13th March 2026 sees the release of the second of Chloë's 'Wintering' Series of EP's
'Wintering: Moon', a cinematic, lush, sensuous and mysteriously evocative 5 track.
Available at bandcamp
Wonderful reviews of the first EP 'Wintering: Snow' have been published at Trust the Doc and Textura magazine.
'Five long years separated the release of Chloë March's fifth album Starlings & Crows from this first in a series of Wintering EPs, yet Snow shows that her voice has lost none of its intoxicating quality, and her songwriting and production skills haven't atrophied either. At five songs and fourteen minutes, the release is a compact statement; there's also enough here, however, to remind us once again of March's inimitable vocal and instrumental artistry.' textura