Inside Chloe Qisha’s New Pop Masterpiece: Why “Baby Girl” Is the Song of the Summer

London-based pop artist Chloe Qisha is back, and she is capturing our collective late-night thoughts with her sensational new single, “Baby Girl”.

Co-written alongside pop heavyweights Caroline Ailin (known for her work with Dua Lipa) and Oscar Görres (the mastermind behind tracks for Taylor Swift and Troye Sivan), “Baby Girl” is much more than an infectious dancefloor track. It’s a sharp, clever exploration of identity, envy, and the hazy line where admiration melts into attraction.

The Story Behind the Track

Have you ever stood in a crowded room, locked eyes with someone, and experienced that dizzying internal debate: “Do I want to be her, or do I want to be with her?”

That exact psychological crossroad forms the beating heart of Chloe Qisha’s latest release. Qisha has talked about how the song started as a reflection on comparison and the pressures of fitting into the modern pop mould. But as the writing sessions went on, it turned into a vulnerable tribute to female admiration, crushes, and the complex bonds of womanhood.

“Looking back, there were girls I thought I wanted to be like, but really I just had a huge crush on them. It’s also a song to big up your girls…” — Chloe Qisha

Leading Up to the Mixtape: Fantasize

“Baby Girl” is the fourth preview of Chloe Qisha’s upcoming debut mixtape, Fantasize, which drops on October 30 via Columbia (UK) and RCA (USA).

Following up on her 2025 EP Modern Romance, this 10-track project is shaping up to be her most personal release yet. Fantasize brings together a string of standout singles alongside fresh material:

• “So Sad So Hot”

• “YDH”

• “Surprise Surprise”

• “Baby Girl”

The Sound

Production-wise, “Baby Girl” hits all the right sweet spots. With Oscar Görres on production, driving basslines, and crisp programming alongside Ailin’s lush backing vocals, the track bridges infectious hyper-pop energy with introspective lyricism. Mixed by Serban Ghenea and mastered by Randy Merrill, the track has a massive, radio-ready edge that guarantees it will be stuck in your head for weeks.

Catch Chloe Qisha Live

If you want to hear “Baby Girl” live, Qisha’s touring calendar is stacked. Fresh off high-profile support slots—including opening for Coldplay at Wembley Stadium and sharing stages with Sabrina Carpenter—she is taking her live set to festivals worldwide, including Reading, Wilderness, and Summer Sonic.