Cheyenne

Cheyenne may be the indie rock and roll brainchild of Beau Jennings, a ex – architect who all launched the music group being a lo-fi aspect task in 2003. Enlisting assistance from his close friends (and fellow Oklahoma citizens) in Ester Drang, Jennings crafted his initial batch of bedroom pop music and released the seductive You Chat Like You’ve Seen a Ghost EP in 2003. The full-length I Am Haunted, I Am Alive implemented in 2005, and its own mix of split instrumentation and older, melancholic songwriting led to several festival performances and local touring. Jennings taken care of immediately his increased market by packaging up his equipment in 2006 and relocating to Brooklyn, where he changed his revolving ensemble of backing music artists with a good, permanent band. Today compromising guitarist Josh Harper, drummer Heath Fisher, bassist Ben Ruler, and Jennings, the modified lineup released The Land Hurry EP in June 2007. Cheyenne’s second full-length record, The Whale, implemented in December.