Chloe Qisha Releases New Mixtape Fantasize
The artist explores themes of sexual confidence through a collection of six new singles.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Romance
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Chloe Qisha has released her latest mixtape, Fantasize, featuring a new single titled He Likes Boys alongside an accompanying music video. The project marks a creative shift as the artist seeks to reconnect with her own sexual confidence.
Why it matters
The mixtape serves as a personal exploration for Chloe Qisha, focusing on themes of sexuality and self-discovery. By collaborating with notable writers and producers, the project aims to define the artist's current sound following her 2025 release, Modern Romance.
The mixtape Fantasize includes six tracks: So Sad So Hot, YDH, Surprise Surprise, Baby Girl, Question Of The Day, and He Likes Boys. It is distributed via Columbia in the UK and RCA in the US.
The players
Chloe Qisha
An artist who follows up her 2025 project Modern Romance with the new mixtape Fantasize.
Holly Humberstone
A musician who will be supported by Chloe Qisha during a five-date UK tour in early 2027.
The details
The project features production and writing contributions from Rob Milton, Ilya Salmanzadeh, Caroline Ailin, Oscar Görres, Steph Jones, and Julia Michaels. The lead single was inspired by a personal experience involving a crush on a coworker.
Timeline
July 2026: Chloe Qisha announced the upcoming mixtape.
October 30, 2026: The mixtape was officially released alongside a London show at Heaven.
January 2027: The artist begins a five-date UK tour supporting Holly Humberstone.
Culture Shift
Chloe Qisha's latest release follows the trajectory established by her 2025 project Modern Romance. The project signals a broader trend of artists utilizing short-form mixtape projects to experiment with personal narrative and artistic evolution.
Fans can now stream the full mixtape across major platforms or watch the accompanying video for He Likes Boys. Those based in the UK may look for tickets to the upcoming January tour dates to see the new tracks performed live.
The takeaway
Artists often use shorter mixtape projects as a deliberate tool to pivot their creative direction between major album cycles. Listeners looking to explore similar themes of self-confidence can look for the recurring production styles present across these six new tracks.
What happens next
Chloe Qisha is scheduled to support Holly Humberstone on a five-date tour across the UK throughout January 2027.
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