The song opens with a playful swagger before gradually revealing a heavier edge, with flashes of metal influence pushing beneath its pop-punk foundation. Rather than settling into a conventional structure, ‘Games’ keeps listeners on their toes, eventually breaking down into a blistering instrumental finale that feels every bit as thrilling and reckless as the lyrics themselves. At just over two minutes long, it wastes no time making its mark.

Most importantly, ‘Games’ radiates personality. Chloe Star sounds completely at home in its world of confidence, humour and controlled chaos, delivering every line with the kind of infectious self-belief that makes the track impossible not to get swept up in. It’s the sort of song that leaves you feeling a little bolder than you did three minutes earlier—a short, sharp adrenaline hit that proves sometimes the most exciting moments come from throwing the rulebook away.

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On ‘Emergency Contact,’ Chloe flips her hurt and heartbreak into a moment of liberation. It’s an in-your-face anthem that cuts deep with biting lyrics, gritty textures, and bold, commanding vocals. “The song itself just feels like you’re walking through the clouds with your middle finger to the sky,” she shares.

Co-written with JP Clark (blink-182, Bryce Vine, Kim Petras), ‘Emergency Contact’ is a song about breaking the cycle of one-sided love. “It’s about being the person who always answers — until you finally stop,” Chloe explains. “I was always ready to drop everything for her. But love isn’t supposed to feel like a one-way street. At some point, you realize you deserve someone who shows up the same way. I’ve given my time, my effort, my loyalty, and it hasn’t been returned in the same way. This song is about letting them know I’m not that person anymore.”

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“‘Call You Back’ is about how this girl left me for a guy who literally looks like me,” Chloe shares. “Like, the male version of me, which is honestly kind of hilarious and devastating at the same time. On the surface, we’re the same: same vibe, same clothes, and in the same scene. But the song is me pointing out the difference between looking the part and actually showing up.”

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Opening with a catchy distorted guitar riff, ‘Wasted Youth’ explodes into a thrilling, full tilt rock and roll anthem. It’s the sort of song you can’t help but scream along to. Lyrically, ‘Wasted Youth’ also showcases Chloe at her most raw and vulnerable as she candidly opens up about the 3 months she spent at a wilderness treatment program when she was 16.

“This song is about my experience going through that program, but it’s also a song that brings light to the fact that if I hadn’t been sent there, I wouldn’t be where I am now,” she says. “Without it, I wouldn’t be able to share my story and open the door for others to share their stories.”

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Following ‘Fool’ and ‘Found My Peace,’ her new electrifying single, ‘Happy Place,’ is the third in her trilogy of confessional tracks that explore lingering effects of a toxic relationship: “I tell a story with these 3 songs — the heartbreak, the awakening, and the release,” she says.

‘Fool’ is about the breakdown of the relationship, ‘Found My Peace’ sees Chloe emerging from the ashes of heartbreak, and, finally, ‘Happy Place’ is about finding freedom in healing. About the song, Chloe elaborates, “it’s about that feeling of relief that you experience when you finally get comfortable being on your own. That’s ‘Happy Place.’”

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