Call Me Beautiful
from We Don't Need by Cheyenne Mize
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Cheyenne Mize Boston, Massachusetts
“Beautiful, smoky vocals and lush, chamber pop production.”
- Paste
“Playful,
potent, lush and sweet. Among the Grey finds Mize sounding fully formed: Rich and assertive, these songs alternately storm and sparkle.”
- NPR
“With Among the Grey Mize expands her palette – the music can be a skein of fingerpicking, a distortion-edged surge or a cyclical meditation.”
- The New York Times
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