Chlöe Bailey’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Trouble In Paradise, was released on August 9, 2024, receiving a warm reception from both longtime fans and new listeners. The album features 16 tracks, beginning with “All I Got (Free Falling)” and including the Ty Dolla Sign collaboration “Might As Well.” It also includes previously released favorites like “Boy Bye” and “FYS,” along with contributions from artists such as Anderson .Paak, YG Marley, and Jeremih.
A highlight of the album is “Want Me,” which marks a reunion with her sister Halle, their first collaboration since 2020’s Ungodly Hour. Several tracks, including “Same Lingerie” and “Strawberry Lemonade,” are accompanied by visualizers on Chlöe’s YouTube channel.
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Fans expressed their excitement on social media, with one user noting that Chlöe has “finally found her sound,” while another praised the effort she put into the album. One Twitter user remarked, “I’m so glad [Chlöe Bailey] learned early to release the music she wants to release and not to listen to y’all [because] this project is beautiful.”
Chlöe expressed her gratitude for everyone involved in the album’s creation, stating, “The most fun I’ve had creating music in a very long time. To the country and people of St. Lucia, thank you for welcoming me into your home with such warm and loving arms. I have found my happiness, my peace, my joy here, [and] my sanctuary.” She also thanked the producers, songwriters, and engineers, emphasizing that their contributions were essential to the project.
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