Chloe Louise Brisson

Born in the mountains of New Hampshire, Chloe Louise was raised on a constant stream of Folk, Jazz, Blues, and Jam Bands. Lucky to have music loving parents, her house resonated with the sounds of The Grateful Dead, Steely Dan, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Cheryl Wheeler, and the like.

As a young musician she was drawn to Jazz, studying under artists such as Sheila Jordan, Ralph Peterson, Jason Moran, Dominique Eade and others. After nearly 15 years of intense Jazz study and attendance at some of the worlds most prestigious conservatories, Brisson experienced a shift in interest towards other genres of music - many of the same sounds she was raised on.

Having been deeply affected by her 2019 artist residency experience in the Arctic Circle of Svalbard, Chloe began to re-evaluate her musical path and the ways in which she could further deepen and demonstrate her love of storytelling through her music.

This shift included taking time away from the academic world in pursuit of some 'real-life' experiences, resulting in a 3 year period in which Brisson worked in the woods of Vermont, making maple syrup. During this period Chloe continued to play and compose music on her own, incubating a sound and voice that is now re-emerging as she steps back into the music community.

Currently, Chloe lives in Burlington, VT and teaches and performs throughout the Vermont region.