Country/Review Cheyanne Summer - We've Got Time
Cheyanne Summer is a performer seasoned in the motifs of her roots. Country, rock, and blues come naturally, and her forays into the music world thus far have embraced those traits. As a musical omnivore and passionate songstress, Cheyanne has been hearing and interpreting these genres since she decided to sing, which imbues a timeless quality to her music. Cheyanne has been a regular on radio and in digital publications at home and internationally as she continues to release a steady stream of music.
The self-assured, genre-bending “We've Got Time” EP by Cheyanne Summer combines contemporary country swagger, nostalgic pop flare, and poignant storytelling into a single, captivating compilation. At the core of it is the catchy, lively hit "Prom Queen," which is powered by a lively doo-wop melody, lighthearted lyrics, and a message that challenges preconceptions. For anyone who has ever felt undervalued, this uplifting, catchy, and enjoyable song is an anthem.
Summer has both vocal variety and a distinct sense of self throughout the EP. Her passionate, silky voice effortlessly blends modern polish with classic undertones. The production has an unmistakable nostalgic charm—think lush harmonies, handclaps, and twangy guitars—but it never feels dated. Rather, with a new, youthful vitality, “We've Got Time” embraces classic themes of emotional honesty, resilience, and self-worth.
Songs range from snappy and lively to more introspective passages when Summer's lyrical profundity is on full display. “Wrong Side of my 20's” is especially moving and serves as a gentle reminder to slow down and enjoy the little things in life. Summer's storytelling is powerful, whether she's showcasing her heart in more subdued songs or standing boldly in "Prom Queen."
Bold, nostalgic, and refreshingly authentic, Cheyanne Summer establishes herself as a powerful new voice in the pop-country genre with “We've Got Time.” This EP foreshadows a promising future by simultaneously respecting tradition and making its own mark.