What sort of music did you grow up listening to?Ī lot of different things, but mostly a lot of world music, a lot of movie soundtracks on my own but with my mother was a lot of pop/soul R&B.ĭo you have any dream collaborators that you have had your eye on working with in the future? Rodrigo y Gabriela, more of the acoustic side. Hans Zimmer on the movies soundtrack side. I would say Bonobo, The Glitch Mob, I have so many. Speaking of unique, your style of electronic music is very much that. But I really love everything, every show. I played there once before, but it was in the daytime. A lot of stress. I would say Red Rocks was also very stressful because first time I was playing at Red Rocks at night and having production. Speaking of performances, you've played Red Rocks, Coachella, Lightning In A Bottle and Envision recently. What's been your favorite moment or experience from the shows you've done this year?Ĭoachella was definitely a big moment. Just discovering the festival, play for the crowd because I've never been. What are you most looking forward to about the festival overall? It's the first show of since two months in America. You're about to perform at Lolla-how are you feeling? The ponytailed electronic whiz sat down with the Recording Academy for a brief chat at Lollapalooza 2019, where she delved further into the wild year she's had, her myriad influences and what she's up to in 2020 (hint: new music is coming).
Heavily inspired by film and soundtracks-she cites one of her main influences as Hans Zimmer-CloZee brings a cinematic, atmospheric tone to her music, the latest of which was her sophomore effort, Evasion (Gravitas), released last year. In the last year alone, she played a ton of shows and fests: Red Rocks, Coachella, Lightning In A Bottle and Envision in Costa Rica. French electronic performer/producer CloZee is a touring powerhouse.
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