Chloe Flower

In early 2011, Flower was discovered by producer Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds before signing to the Island Def Jam Records department, Sodapop. Her album, categorized as Contemporary Instrumental, will be executive produced by Edmonds and feature spoken word by author and public speaker, Deepak Chopra. Later that year, Flower opened the North American tour for Italian operatic pop trio, Il Volo.[4]

In 2012, Flower was featured on Nas’ eleventh studio album, Life Is Good where she performed on, A Queen’s Story, produced by Salaam Remi. Then in November 2013, Flower was featured on Celine Dion’s eleventh English-language studio album, “Loved Me Back to Life” on “Lullaby.” In the same month, Flower was featured on the lead single from American hip-hop producer Timbaland’s third studio album, Opera Noir. The song titled, “Know Bout Me”.

In September, 2013 Flower was featured in the 2013 Make Our Mark global Levis campaign, in which the Station-to-Station train retraces the original journey across the American frontier with leading musicians, artists and filmmakers on board.[5][6]

In 2014, Flower scored the music for the short film I Choose directed by AnnaLynne McCord. In 2015, she scored "A Ballerina's Tale," a documentary on American Ballet Theatre Ballerina, Misty Copeland, directed by Nelson George.[7] In July 2015, Flower scored the music for Nike and Kevin Hart's health is wealth campaign.[8]

At the 2015 TCA Press Tour, Netflix announced its “Mike Epps: After Dark” Special. The sold-out special was filmed live at the historic Orpheum Theatre featuring Flower’s live classical music with Epps’ stand-up comedy.

In July 2015, Flower gave her Walt Disney Hall debut to a sold out audience. The closing song featured a historic classical version of Eric Clapton’s hit song, Change the World which she performed with her producing partner, Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds.

In February 2019, Flower became an instant viral sensation for a spirited performance of the song "Money" by Cardi B at the Grammys. She performed the piece on a glass piano on loan from the Liberace Museum.[9]

In August, 2019, she was selected as a Steinway Artist.

Since 2006 Flower has been working with The Somaly Mam Foundation, an organization that focuses primarily on rescuing children/child sex slavery ages 3–17 from sex slavery. She works closely with AFESIP an organization based out of Cambodia which works to care for and secure the rights of those victimized by human trafficking and sex slavery. She also works closely with CAST LA, which assists persons trafficked for the purpose of forced labor and slavery-like practices and to work toward ending all instances of such human rights violations.[10]

In August 2012 Flower, along with Deepak Chopra, performed in New York City at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center A-List program created by Tory Burch, where they performed for a room full of patients.[11]

In 2013, Flower performed and served as a panelist on music education and human trafficking for the United Nations’ CTUAN Conference. Then in 2014, Flower partnered with LA county detention, probation, and foster promoting music education and anti-slavery for at-risk youth and performs regularly at Eastlake Detention Center. On July 30, 2014, Flower partnered with The United Nations Office of Drug and Crime on the launch of the first UN recognized World Day Against Trafficking of Persons. Flower performed and spoke alongside Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and the President of the General Assembly, John Ashe.[12]

In 2015, Flower partnered with Art for Amnesty, a division of Amnesty International, which brings together world-renowned artists for musical projects that benefit Amnesty International.

In May 2013 Jada Pinkett Smith and Lisa Ling presented Flower with the Creative Impact Award for her work on Anti Human Trafficking and music education by Cast LA.[13][14]

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