“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. Together, they craft a fine introduction to a singer who’s searched for her own identity and found something worth looking for.” 

- 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

“A dreamy, labyrinthine, beguiling, listening experience. There is a very communicative, in-the-moment feel to these proceedings; there’s spark and mystery, contact and connection, and the willingness to take chances that has been at the heart of Mize’s ever-expanding sonic palette from the beginning.”

- AllMusic

"Cheyenne Marie Mize’s debut LP, Before Lately, was full of dreamy, beautifully sparse guitar-pop with roots in the blues. [Her] skillful way of getting a remarkable amount of substance out of relatively minimal instrumentation is reminiscent of Feist’s The Reminder or Cat Power’s The Greatest." 

- Consequence of Sound

Cheyenne named in NPR’s All Songs Considered’s Top 10 SXSW Discoveries 

"On this sometimes startling collection of tough, dreamy, cloudy-sky country and chamber pop, Ms. Mize deploys her tools sparingly but effectively. Ms. Mize, from Louisville, Ky., has a rare voice, sweet without being cloying, and weary without hopelessness."

- The New York Times

“Mize sings with a tantalizing sweetness, a tone that allows you to stretch your head back to that last great and true love that you experienced - the best form of it that ever came your way - and feel as if it never left, as if those prayers for a changing circumstance had finally been answered and there never came a parting. It’s as if Mize knows of the ways to speak of and to her heart and all others, singing anew of the many splendors of dreamy love.”

- Daytrotter