Chlöe Bailey says her music would be considered pop if she wasn’t a Black woman

"Music has no race, it has no genre, it has none of that. It’s just a feeling and it’s a vibration."That's something Chlöe Bailey is also very well aware of, though it doesn't seem to bother her that much. Probably because she's got a whole host of women who came before who navigated similar waters.“Any music I do will easily and quickly be categorized as R&B because I’m a Black woman,” Bailey.

That’s just the way it’s always been in life.”“Early on in her career, when she was doing the big pop records, she got a lot of flak for that: being told she wasn’t Black enough and wasn’t catering to the base that made her,” Bailey said of Houston. “To see how she persevered and has become one of the most iconic, legendary artists that we’ve ever seen, shows that music has no race, it has no genre, it has none of that. It’s just a feeling and it’s a vibration.

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