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Chloe Qisha Unleashes Fantasize as INYIM’s Pop Kitten Enters a New Era

INYIM’s Pop Kitten Chloe Qisha returns with Fantasize, a ten-track release showcasing her evolving pop sound.
Chloe Qisha in her Fantasize video celebrating the release of her ten-track pop project

Our INYIM Pop Kitten Is Back With a Whole New Fantasy

Chloe Qisha in the Fantasize video released on her YouTube channel
Chloe Qisha brings Fantasize into focus. Image: Chloe Qisha / YouTube.

INYIM Pop Kitten Chloe Qisha returns with Fantasize—and this time there is more than a single to dig into. Arriving October 30, 2026, the ten-track project brings together the Malaysian-born, London-based singer’s sharp-eyed, playful approach to the emotional complications of modern romance.

The release follows a busy run of music that has steadily built her pop world, including “So Sad So Hot,” “YDH,” “Surprise Surprise,” “Baby Girl” and “Question Of The Day.” Each offers a slightly different doorway into a songwriter interested in desire, longing, contradiction and the absurd little negotiations people make with their own hearts.

There is a refreshing streak of self-awareness running through Qisha’s writing. Her stories can be funny without dismissing the feeling underneath, and polished without losing their personality. It is precisely that balance that makes this pop kitten worth keeping an ear on.

From “Baby Girl” to “He Likes Boys”: Chloe Qisha Builds Her Pop World

On “Baby Girl,” Qisha has discussed the blurred line between admiring someone and wanting to be with them. Her more recent “He Likes Boys” finds humor and ache in an impossible romantic crush. Both belong to a larger portrait of attraction that is rarely as straightforward as the perfect pop chorus might suggest.

The project’s October 30 arrival gives those previously released songs a shared home rather than treating them as isolated moments. For a singer whose best material has always found something revealing in a passing thought, that larger context matters.

Chloe Qisha’s Fantasize Visuals

The visual presentation keeps Qisha at the center of the story, extending the attitude of the music into the image-making around Fantasize. Its confident pop styling suits a project that is as interested in the performance of romance as in what happens when that performance falls apart.

There is plenty of glossy pop on offer here, but the charm is in the details: a quick turn of phrase, a romantic miscalculation, the realization that the person you want may be entirely unavailable. Qisha has a knack for finding the song inside that moment.

Chloe Qisha — Fantasize Video

The accompanying video is presented on Chloe Qisha’s YouTube channel.

Sources: Chloe Qisha on Apple Music; The Line of Best Fit; Chloe Qisha / YouTube.

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