Join host Buzz Knight for an intimate conversation with Canadian singer-songwriter Chloe Stroll, whose debut BBC Radio 2 play of “I Stood My Ground” marks a milestone moment in contemporary music history. Known for her raw, relatable storytelling (Sunday Mirror), Stroll opens up about the extraordinary creative process behind her debut album Bloom in the Break.

In this episode, we explore Stroll’s remarkable journey of writing over seventy songs and the vulnerable process of selecting just twelve tracks that would tell her story. This deeply personal album represents a full spectrum portrait of her past experiences, struggles, and the healing that came from standing her ground. As we walk through the music history she’s creating in real-time, Stroll reveals how each song became a stepping stone toward self-discovery and artistic authenticity.

Discover how this emerging artist is carving her place in music history with honest narratives that resonate with listeners seeking comfort and connection. From her songwriting process to her hopes that others will find the same healing she experienced, this conversation captures the heart of what makes Stroll’s work so powerfully relatable.

Perfect for fans of authentic singer-songwriter storytelling, indie folk, and anyone who believes in the transformative power of music.

Topics: Singer-songwriter process, debut album stories, BBC Radio 2, Canadian music, healing through songwriting, authentic storytelling, indie folk​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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