Being the daughter of Olivia Newton-John, Chloe Lattanzi has been surrounded by music her entire life.

Although her mother is an internationally known singer, Chloe began her career as an actor, making her on-screen debut when she was seven with a bit part on the Australian soap Paradise Beach. She then took on bigger roles in the 1994 made-for-TV movie A Christmas Romance, Bette Midler's 2001 sitcom, Bette, and the Showtime movie The Wilde Girls alongside her mother. She has appeared in the Melbourne, Australia, production of Hair and, in 2001, joined her mother onstage to perform "At Last" and "You Loved Me Into It," songs from the movie they starred in together.

At 16, Chloe was signed to Festival Mushroom under Warner Records. Over the next six years, she continuously wrote songs, developed as a producer and found her own sound. Now, at the age of 22, she has almost completed her debut album, No Pain, which she wrote and co-produced with Jarrad Rogers.

This is the perfect time for her to step up and Rock the Cradle.