Gloriana's debut single "Wild At Heart" may be on the more pop side of country, but don't pigeon-hole them to that alone. Gloriana's Cheyenne Kimball tells countrystandardtime.com, "We kind of stepped out of the box and put some jazz harmonies in that you won't hear in country today. We also have some classic country on the record." She adds, "Honestly, the fact that we're on the road playing music right now and traveling on a tour bus and being able to do what we love - we're happy doing this." Considering the group is comprised of two females and two males who happen to spend a lot of time together on the road, a love connection is probably not out of the question, right? Cheyenne nips that one in the bud quickly, saying, "Absolutely not. We're all just like brothers and sisters. Honestly, we spent so much time together - there's just no romantic things going on. It's all like the smells and stuff, you know, living with guys. It's kind of gross."