Cheyenne Kimball

Cheyenne: (on embarrassing reality TV moments) You don't really want people watching you get in a fight with your mom.

Cheyenne: When I was working on 'Everything To Lose' with the guys, I started to feel more confident than I ever had. I can never thank them enough for helping me open up as a songwriter and teaching me how to let the music flow organically. I cried the day I left their studio because it felt like I was leaving home.

Cheyenne: I remember very clearly the first time I heard 'No Rain.' It came on the radio - it had to be a few years after the record was out - and I was hooked, I just had to learn how to make those sounds. A friend gave me a guitar a few months later and I was on my way.

Cheyenne: I remember writing 'All I Want Is You' and hoping it would get me out of trouble. I haven't stopped writing songs or getting into trouble since.

Cheyenne: Since I don't have a license and can't drive, my dream car is a Barbie convertible from Toys R Us.

Cheyenne: I'm so clumsy and I like to wear heals a lot, so I'm bound to fall on stage sometime.

Cheyenne: I look up to Mandy Moore, because she's really classy. But when it comes to music, I'm my own person.

Cheyenne: I hear a lot of people say that albums are like snapshots in time, but I think my album feels more like a movie because I see myself growing up in these songs.

Cheyenne: I've been on the road so long I think I've forgotten how to talk to people my own age.