Cheyenne

Cheyenne could be referred to one of the following artists: 1)Cheyenne is native indian music. 2) Cheyenne is a deathcore band from Seattle, Washington, USA, that combines the instrumentation of deathcore in a hip-hop-style vocalization. Their lyrics are mostly political and deal with unfair treatment, the Native American population and their struggles, and other various political discussions. Their full-length, Doom Prophets, was released in 2009. 3) Cheyenne is an Indie Folk act from Brooklyn. The band is led by Beau Jennings. Starlight Mints member Ryan Lindsey, Ex-Fruit Bats member Rob Stephenson, Josh Jones of Oklahoma’s Evangelicals, New York City anti-folk singer Jaymay, Oklahoma’s legendary lost songwriter Tim Miser, and veteran drummer James McAllister also collaborate with Cheyenne. 4) Cheyenne is Elsbert Anthonisamy. Under the alias Gala, she released the single "The Money Man". It was written and composed by R. Boukortt, O. Renard, the arrangements were done by G. Vivaldi, C. Malatesti, and R. Salani. The second and last single was "Love Resurrection", composed by Steve Jolley, Alison Moyet and Tony Swain. It featured Anika. 5) Cheyenne is an Indie Folk act from Brooklyn. The band is led by Beau Jennings. Starlight Mints member Ryan Lindsey, Ex-Fruit Bats member Rob Stephenson, Josh Jones of Oklahoma’s Evangelicals, New York City anti-folk singer Jaymay, Oklahoma’s legendary lost songwriter Tim Miser, and veteran drummer James McAllister also collaborate with Cheyenne. 6) Cheyenne is a funk act from the United States.