Welcome to another episode of "Songwriters Unblocked," where Sierra engages in a candid conversation with pop/alternative writer and topliner, Chloe Copoloff. In this episode, dive into the depths of Chloe's songwriting process. Explore her journey from music school to applying her music business degree in the complex landscape of the Los Angeles music scene.
Chloe pulls back the curtain on breaking into the industry, sharing insights into the persistence of sending countless emails and the challenges she faced. Get a firsthand account of her transition from working in the publishing industry to landing a coveted deal with a publishing company.
For an unfiltered discussion on the realities of the music business, tune in to this episode. Sierra and Chloe's conversation is a must-listen for anyone navigating the twists and turns of the music industry or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes of songwriting. 

Chloe Copoloff - Pop / Alternative
Writer / Topliner - Los Angeles, CA
Chloe has recently gained significant recognition for her work, particularly for penning Salem Ilese's hit single "PS5," which has garnered more than 180+ million streams since its release in February 2022. She is known for her A&R lead sensibility and ability to produce deep conversational records with pop melodies and lyrics that are both infectious and memorable. Chloe has recently collaborated with artists Salem Ilese (10k Projects), Cloudy June (Columbia), Sadye (Atlantic), Francis Karel, Ashley Sienna, Andi Mitchell, Sundial, Will Jay, Jillian Rossi, Dia Frampton, and writers/producers Jason Strong, Grant Boutin, Adam Boukis, Marty Maro, Housefly, J "Que" Smith and others.

Recent cuts "PS5" by Salem Ilese feat Alan Walker and TXT, “Maniac” by VIVIZ, “Pretty Distraction by Skydxddy, "I Don't Like How Much I Like You" and "Fall" by Francis Karel, “Time Machine" by Salem Ilese, “Documentary” by Cloudy June,  and “Deadline” by Sundial.

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In this episode we chat with songwriter Matt Marino about his journey in music. Uncovering the profound impact of finding peace in his life and the transformative influence of living on a farm on his creative process. Marino generously breaks down his songwriting techniques, offering an intimate look into the authentic experiences that have profoundly shaped his career. We'll also get into his move to LA and the hustle of making a name in the industry. As we explore the highs and lows of making a name in the music industry, Marino candidly shares the challenges and triumphs of his artistic journey. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about music, offering genuine and thought-provoking insights into the artistry of Marino. 

Join Sierra and Sarah as they peel back the layers of the songwriting process, uncovering the magic behind the music. Discover how Sarah draws inspiration from diverse sources to craft songs that resonate with authenticity and connect with a broad audience.

In this candid conversation, the duo delves into the dynamics of the Nashville music industry, shedding light on the intricacies and hurdles faced by artists. Additionally, they discuss the evolving role of social media, exploring how platforms like Instagram and TikTok have impacted the way musicians connect with their audience.
Whether you're a seasoned songwriter looking for fresh perspectives or a music enthusiast curious about the behind-the-scenes of the industry, this episode provides a comprehensive and engaging glimpse into the world of songwriting.

Nashville's Sarah Reeves is known for her heartfelt anthems that balance a robust pop production with an intimate, singer/songwriter lyricism. She initially broke through in the late 2000s with her EP Sweet Sweet Sound, a faith-oriented album that hit the Top 20 of Billboard's Christian Albums Chart and paved the way for her 2011 full-length, Broken Things. Additional independent releases followed before Reeves signed a deal with Curb for 2018's Easy Never Needed You, a collection of bright dance-oriented pop. Along with collaborations with producers like Gattüso, Laidback Luke, and Armin Van Buuren, she further expanded her dance approach with 2020's Life Love & Madness and 2023's Best Days, the latter of which featured the empowered single "Get Back Your Fight."