You didn’t think 80s rock n’ roll was over, did you? Chloe Clemente doesn’t think so.

Take a listen to Chloe’s thoughts on the music industry, vocal training, and what the future holds.

Back with a special guest joining us all the way from Dallas, TX — singer-songwriter Chloe Clemente! Chloe is a talented artist based in Texas, and in this episode, we dive into her journey in music, her love for '80s metal (despite being in her 20s), and how she's evolved into a teacher within the industry. We also discuss the importance of learning as much as you can if you're in music, to avoid being taken advantage of, plus so much more.

Thank you for getting us to episode 200 yall!! Meet Chloe Clemente and her badass friends!! A total of 8 people on todays episode. This recording came with some challenges but we had the absolute best time. Our new friends played three songs for us in today's episode and it was next level. You need to check out their art on streaming services, search Chloe Clemente our go to her website Chloeclemente.com and on Instagram @Chloeclementeofficial.

"Is there any love after death?"

How can we move through grief? How can we honor our lost loved ones without allowing ourselves to be consumed by the past? How can we hold space for the memory of those we've lost and allow ourselves to live full, joyful, and meaningful lives?

For indie rock artist Chloe Clemente, the struggle to answer these questions manifested in the powerful "Love Letters to the Dead." In this episode, Emmeline sits down with Chloe and her guitarist Joseph Lacy to talk about how Chloe turned a few chords and the tendency to dwell into a song about leaving in the past what is no longer meant for us. Chloe shares the deeply personal story behind her song, her ongoing mental health journey, and the people and affirmations that allow her to carry the light of her loved ones forward in a positive and meaningful way. We also get to meet Chloe's dog, Tex, and she gives a shout-out to Journey of a Song alum, Brianna Ruelas.

"I'm gonna thrive, just because I'll fight."

Maybe you need some encouragement. Maybe you need someone to remind you that you're not defined by your insecurities. Maybe you need to take a deep breath, screw up your courage, and invest in yourself.

In her moments of doubt, Chloe Clemente wrote "Angels Cry"--and she wants her new single to be your motivation to become your best self.

In this episode, Emmeline sits down with Chloe to talk about investing in self, the importance of education, the beauty of a supportive community, and the essential nature of vulnerability in music. Chloe shares the almost supernatural process by which "Angels Cry" was written and talks about how it chronicles her journey through depression. Emmeline and Chloe also discuss their mutual love of dogs--and how Chloe's dog accidentally made it into the final cut of "Angels Cry"!

In this episode, Host Prabhu sits down with Chloe Clemente, a Dallas-based rock singer, instrumentalist and songwriter. Along with her are Joseph Lacy, who plays live guitars for Chloe, and Mandy Arcane, a fellow artist in the scene. We talk about her new single ""Not Good With Words"", overcoming imposter syndrome, the work ethic of being an artist in 2023, and much more!