Gig Magazine

"This high-heeled struttin' lead singer is a little powerhouse."

MIXX Magazine | Reviews

"She's written one of the best new songs I have heard and I wanted to express that for anyone that is reading this review."--Steve Bornstein

MP3tv.com | Emerging Artists

"Mix Siouxsie and The Banshees, Shirley Manson of Garbage, and Kate Bush -- she's not just a formulaic rocker, she's got depth and a gorgeous voice."

Girlmedia

"The first track is an absolute treat with a vocal delivery alternating between smoldering sexuality and outright sarcasm. When she sings/sneers the chorus, it causes ears to perk up and eyebrows to raise."

What's Up Entertainment

"With a strong & clear voice, classical training at a renowned music school, and delicate Korean looks . . . she is clearly a star."

Dayton Daily News

"Barely standing five feet (even in towering platforms), this tiny, long black-haired Asian/Polynesian took us by surprise when we first saw her. In moments, we were captivated by her extreme talent, engaging personality and creative performance abilities."

The Dent

"She has a passion and style I have not seen since Tori. "

Sound420 | Reviews

"Stroud provides the kind of visceral guitar work that perfectly compliments Missy's passionate vocals. Her delivery of lines reflects life experiences that belie her tender years."

Volcanic-Rock

"Her music has struck chords with critics & audiences alike. Mix passion & power of a terrific voice, keyboards center-stage, a bit of punk & a dash of hard rock and you've got a unique sound that's very easy on the ears."

MidwestBeat

"She has a unique & intriguing voice with a sound that alternates between the aggressiveness of 'a Tina Turner', to the seductiveness of 'a Tori Amos', to the manic cry of 'an Alanis Morissette'.

The Herald-Times

"This Korean-born girl may be small in stature but she's possessed with an incredibly powerful voice, and rocks the stage as if it were second nature to her."

Music Access | Spotlight

"Her voice reminds me a little of Heart's Ann Wilson but with more gruff and guts."

Indie Musician

"This polynesian doll is a powerhouse singer, plays mighty keys, rocks the stage with a voice that displays the contrast between sweetness and aggression, switching from powerful, all-out numbers to softer, smoother, more sultry sounding songs where the voice is fluid, natural and vulnerable enough to let us see inside. Terrific delivery."

WomenWhoRock

"She was once a classically-trained child prodigy, but don't let that fool ya. She's contemporary as all get out and ready to make a break out of the MidWestern States and into the hearts of the public mainstream."

The Muncie Star

"She's packed many clubs in cities across the Midwest, ripping up stages with her voice, energy, and technical prowess."

Unsigned Bands Forum

"I love the feeling of knowing and loving a band you otherwise would have never heard of - all because fate put you in the right place at the right time. This happened to me with her. I might have never discovered her if a friend had not driven me. She was incredible and unsigned."

John Lennon Songwriting Contest

"There was obviously little doubt in the minds of all our judges that your song was one of the best entered."--A letter from Gregg Ross

Indie-Music

"She's probably one of the hardest working women in the Indie Music scene. She's averaged about 200 gigs a year, supporting herself by her music, TV and radio spots, studio work, and freelance writing."

Someone in Cyberspace

"An intelligent, disarmingly attractive, talented artist with a lot to offer to the world."

Nuvo Newsweekly

"Her life and music are about creative expression and being understood. She could not speak any English when she first arrived to America at the age of 7. Now all grown up, she's going to make sure that she's heard."

Blitz

"Hot vocals of stark, realistic lyrics like pages ripped from street journals of contemporary poetry give her the lift to rise to the top."

The Indy Star

"Many were caught off guard seeing this tiny Asian girl belting out heavy rockin' originals to dreamy ballads, explaining intimately why she wrote this song or that to a packed house."

The Exponent

"One of the keys to the band's success was her onstage magnetism -- fueled by her dynamic voice, which ranges from a whisper to a scream -- as well as her multi-instrumental prowess."

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