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Living out pop dreams

MUSIC may be her number one priority now but Chloe Qisha initially did not see a career in music for herself. Despite her obvious musical artistry early on, the Kuala Lumpur native thought it was not a viable career option.

She had set her mind on completing her studies in the UK. But, fate stepped in and nudged her to realise her musical potential during her third year at university.

“I was 20 or 21 and I received an email from an artiste & repertoire guy and met up with him. He pointed me in the right direction of people who I should be meeting. It was managers, lawyers and other musicians.

“And I just went on that path for two years, which eventually led me to songwriting. It made me realise music was what I should be focusing on,” said the psychology graduate.

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