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"hate it" is a single by Chloe Moriondo, from the album oyster, released 28th March 2025. The track is 2:42 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Chloe Moriondo.
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The 22-year-old artist dives deep into oceanic metaphors and emotional depths on her most ambitious and personal album yet.
The untitled track was shared on their socials.
Moriondo was set to play in support of her recent third album 'Suckerpunch' with dates including a show at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire.
Chloe Moriondo is already a bit of a sensation, but with new album ‘Suckerpunch’ and its hyperactive new sound, what comes next could be something else entirely.
The album dropped today, October 7th, via Fueled by Ramen / Public Consumption.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
It is taken from her upcoming album 'Suckerpunch' arriving on 7th October.
There's also Sorry, Alvvays, Djo, Courting, Whitney and loads, loads more.
The issue drops this Friday, 9th September.
Featuring Fontaines D.C., Bastille, Madison Beer, Pale Waves, Chloe Moriondo, Black Honey and Dylan.
First single 'Fruity' is streaming now.
'Hell Hounds' also has a new video.
The five-track dog-themed EP is out now.
Dogs are good. Chloe Moriondo is good. Chloe Moriondo has written a dog themed EP, ‘Puppy Luv’.
Featuring a song about her canine chum 'Sammy', the collection also features a cover of Florence + The Machine's 'Dog Days Are Over'.
The dates are to replace those cancelled earlier this month.
Appearing on Future Artists with Jack Saunders, she played three tracks for the show, broadcast earlier tonight (15th March).
It's about her dog, 'FYI'.
From teen with a ‘uke’ to bubblegum pop rock brilliance, Chloe Moriondo’s new album is a vital signpost to just how far she’s come.
You know what’s easier than following around your fave up-and-coming indie-stroke-pop stars, day in, day out, to see what they’re up to? Asking them.
