As fragile and resilient as its name: Oyster . Chloe Moriondo’s 2025 album is like an unexpected pearl emerging from a seashell — both delicate and dazzling. It’s a narrative that moves from the turbulent waves of love to the salt of heartbreak, before finding its own shores. “Hate It” – The Rhythm of Rebellion One of the album’s opening tracks, “ Hate It ” stands as one of Moriondo’s sharpest edges. The explosion of hyperpop beats merges with anger, transforming into a punk spirit through the riffs. It’s not just a rebellion, it’s also a confrontation. Here, there’s a voice unafraid of losing itself. “Shoreline” – Leaning into a Quiet Wave In stark contrast, “ Shoreline ” resonates on a different frequency — like a melancholy beach walk in the late afternoon. Simple vocals blend with delicate synth layers, delivering the emotion without exaggeration or omission. Chloe doesn’t shout here; she simply speaks. And sometimes, that resonates even louder. “Abyss” – An Echo from the D...
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