Chloe and Silas met at Wintermoon Festival, a favourite of many Australian musicians, in Queensland’s North. During a festival jam, they started a musical conversation that continued into the night, and kept going after the festival tents had been taken down. After months of exchanging ideas long distance, Silas flew to meet Chloe in Europe, where they played their first official show together in Paris. Since then, they have continued to capture the space and beauty of that first performance – two voices blending, guitar and fiddle intertwining, melodies soaring above – bringing the stories in Chloe’s songs to life. Between them, Chloe & Silas have over 30 years performance experience. Their sound is confident, mature and delicate. They have captured this unique sound, creating a classic acoustic folk album. Spring Hill was recorded in a mining cottage in central Victoria, where Chloe spent a lot of her childhood. The record reflects the spacious beauty of the Victorian countryside. Chloe & Silas proudly continue the tradition of the folk troubadours.