M I R R O R M I R R O R
from Cheyenne Mize & The Familiar by Cheyenne Mize
Voice of America
warinsidesilver
Rob Funk
Super Hobbit
Martin Fischer
the-oz
Jeremy Longhofer
Michael Frazier
smparker
Jodie Koch
M.J. Fine
redmachus
B bop
Joan Shelley
KY Catamount
El C Crispy
Pierre Grasset
Peter Hopgood
freaksale
Pete Brown
MAlbert
Darkstarflashes (John)
Tadd Igarashi
Grettir
warrengray
Jsub90
Joe Mays
conleympls
nicolegarneau
thijsbc
m_jbetti
Yabba Dabba
MattLx
Puffer Belly
sdaless
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The Familiar is Victoria Gail Fisher, Corey Smith, and Neal Argabright. Curio Key Club horns by Drew Miller, Graeme Gardiner, and Joey Thieman. Recorded by Nick Roeder, mixed by Anne Gauthier at La La Land, and mastered by Brian Lueken at Decibel Mastering.
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track released May 1, 2020
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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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