NMR - Chloe Carbone - New Pop / Rock Release - Another One 

Guitar inspired track here, with a ambient intro it soon kicks into a more hardline vibe with some overdriven chords and edgy voclal style.

Chloe has a good tone, and the ability to switch things up a notch when needed, giving this track some bite and extra dynamics.

The overall groove is nice, good tempo, production works well, deserves some attention !

Check it out.

Chloe Carbone - Another One - New Pop / Rock Release

Los Angeles–based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Chloe Carbone blends indie rock with the spirit of classic alternative records. Performing regularly around Los Angeles, Carbone focuses on authentic instrumentation, layered vocal harmonies, and performance-driven songwriting.

Her latest single, “Another One,” showcases a guitar-driven sound built around expressive vocals and dynamic arrangements. The acoustic guitar that opens the track originally began as a temporary demo riff Chloe recorded while sketching the song — but the moment felt so natural that it ultimately became the foundation of the final recording.

Behind the Song: “Another One”

The track carries several personal and musical details that give it a distinctive character:

• The electric guitar parts were performed by Chloe’s brother, Dexter Carbone, recorded through a Mesa Boogieamplifier and captured with a single **Shure SM57 microphone.

• Chloe and Dexter have been playing in bands and recording music together since grade school, a collaboration that continues to shape her recordings today.

• Chloe is known for building stacked vocal harmonies. During mixing, the music was briefly lowered to highlight the harmony layers — the moment sounded so compelling it was turned into a breakdown section in the final arrangement.

• The song subtly bookends itself with the acoustic guitar: it begins with the original demo riff and ends with the same instrument remaining as the last sound when the other elements fade away.

• In the song’s outro, a quiet low harmony beneath Chloe’s voice is sung by her father, adding a subtle family connection to the recording.

With its mix of heartfelt songwriting, guitar-driven arrangements, and personal touches in the studio, “Another One” highlights Chloe Carbone’s approach to making intimate, performance-focused indie rock.