Then she moved to the cultural mecca of Bristol, remember Skins? It was here that Chloé discovered the rave vibe that comes with parties that last until dawn. «I think every city I have lived in has had a big influence on my musical tastes. Growing up in New York was definitely inspiring because it's a melting pot for so many different types of music. From hip-hop to funk, soul, rock'n'roll and electronic music. There is also a big jazz scene, in short, there is a lot of everything. Then I moved to France, this country had a big influence on my rock'n'roll taste, and from there I got into the electronic music scene with Ed Banger Records.»Then came the UK, «here I got to know more drum and bass, dubstep, house and break beat. I feel like every country has its own style, kind of different. And I think moving from city to city at such a young age gave me the opportunity to go to so many different clubs and learn about new music. Today, it's all part of my musical DNA.»

DNA that is also reflected in Chloé's looks. Since childhood, she has observed what her favourite musicians wore, which were, of course, the punks. «I think there has always been a unique synergy between music and fashion. They are two elements that, when combined, create a unique atmosphere. I really enjoy exploring their relationship because they are synonymous with each other in a way.» For her look on and off stage, the most important thing is to be comfortable. «I like to be comfortable, that's always been my thing. I do not wear heels. I like to wear comfortable clothes because as a DJ you are always on your feet. I like to express myself by wearing men's clothes or unisex clothes. I also like to wear colours. I often combine things that do not necessarily go together. But you look at them and somehow they look good. I like that. Somehow it says something.» After working in the music industry at a major A&R label and then as a major figure in the New York nightlife scene, Chloé found herself drawn to the more organic side of the music scene. «Finally, we women are in the right place. I think music is a field where a big shift is happening, as well as in acting and also in law firms. I mean, basically in businesses all over the world. I am seeing more and more women as DJs, managers, producers, event planners, promoters, bartenders, I mean it's like women are finally feeling empowered to do these jobs. And I think it's a great time to be a woman in this industry because people are giving us a voice and I think that's great, let us see where it goes from here.»