Blasting past boundaries, British-Italian artist Chiara Nova is redefining synth-pop for 2025. Blending stadium-sized anthems, cinematic sounds, and raw vulnerability, she is fast becoming one of London’s most exciting new artists, earning recognition from BBC Introducing and Wonderland Magazine.
Growing up singing in a choir in Italy, Chiara studied opera at the Conservatoire de Nice before joining Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she fell in love for gospel and soul. Influenced by Lady Gaga, Céline Dion, Queen, and film composers from Hans Zimmer to M83, she began writing songs at 13 years old. After performing on The Voice France, Chiara was recently scouted by multi-award-winning producer Erick Benzi Mix to perform on a 40-date tour across France in honour of Céline Dion.
Her debut single “Bitter Heart” received support from Grammy winner Dave Audé with a special remix, while her second track, “Seasons Changing,” was championed by BBC Introducing after a strong public response. She recently sold out headline shows across London, including The Troubadour and Camden Assembly and received support from TuneCore and Amazon Music UK, who invited her to record at Metropolis Studios.
Now, Chiara is set to make her boldest statement yet. Her debut EP, produced by Matt Rist (Written By Matt Rist) and mixed by Grammy nominated Jonas Westling (Lady Gaga), out this November, is a sonic voyage through escapism, dream-chasing, self-love, and emotional liberation.
