Flyana Boss & Chloe Jane’s Y2K Anthem “Shut Up”
Today, independent pop artist, DJ, and theatrical visionary Chloe Jane unleashes her new single, “Shut Up (feat. Flyana Boss),” a Y2K-inspired dance-pop track that serves as the next installment of her upcoming project, Princess of the Night. Co-produced by Jeremy Dwyane Brown (Future) and Henry Wade Elkind (Shevya), “Shut Up” channels the confident sound of the early 2000s, reminiscent of artists like Nelly Furtado, Timbaland, and Destiny’s Child.
“I wrote ‘Shut Up’ as a female empowerment anthem during a time when a guy was playing with my heartstrings — and I just needed to give him a friendly reminder to shut up.” Chloe added, “The drums are heavy yet cheeky with early-2000s flair — think Nelly Furtado and Timbaland — while the stacked harmonies nod to Destiny’s Child. After writing it, I could instantly hear a fierce female rapper on the track, so I reached out to Flyana Boss. They heard it, loved it, and absolutely smashed their verse.”
The official music video directed by Corece Smith also features the iconic hip-hop duo Flyana Boss, known for their single “You Wish.” The cinematic 2000s throwback is set in a Hollywood nail salon and includes an energetic dance performance choreographed by Christopher Aguire (Rhea Raj), available to view HERE.
Coerce gushed about the music video, “I grew up in salons—surrounded by all the drama, beauty, and sisterhood—so we wanted to create a modern take on Bills, Bills, Bills that celebrates the sacred camaraderie of salon life. Visually, I drew inspiration from Edward Hopper and Wong Kar Wai to situate us in Chloe Jane’s new era of pop-R&B and dynamic choreography. It was important to showcase Chloe’s undeniable talent while highlighting her authentic connection with Flyana Boss—an empowering balance of artistry and fun. This might be the most visually stunning piece we’ve both created yet—playful, original, and full of soul. The song and the video will be on repeat for all.”
Chloe was raised in New York, landing her first DJ gig at 13, opening for Paris Hilton in Ibiza. Now, she’s blending pop and 2010s-inspired EDM into a melodic, high-energy album that celebrates the dance floor. With recent releases like her “camp” anthem “Famous” and “Oopsie Daisy,” which earned her a live interview on Fox 5 NYC, Chloe is proving herself as a rising force in dance-pop music. Her work has also been recently chronicled in publications like LADYGUNN, Wonderland Magazine, and EARMILK.
Princess of the Night, set to release in 2026, will further solidify Chloe Jane’s reputation as a genre-blending artist unafraid to challenge pop conventions and create art that is as intelligent as it is entertaining. Executive produced by Tor Eimon (Ava Max, David Guetta, Faouzia) and featuring collaborators Jakke Erixson, Soulshock, Karlin B, and Maya J’an, the album reflects her diverse influences from Swedish House Mafia to Lady Gaga.