“Imah is a nostalgic blast through the ‘90s and early ‘00s. Stylistically, Coyote Reverie mine the cusp of the millennium for a sample-based hip-hop sound akin to A Tribe Called Quest. They layer a broad range of instrumentation in snippets and shuffle it together with propulsive beats. Lyrically, the album explores the valley between the extremes of consumerism and natural awe — but in abstract ways. There’s certainly a sense of finality in the duo’s verbose streams of consciousness. But what’s coming to an end? Seemingly, life as we know it, if you can allow the hyperbole. Coyote Reverie’s first outing is grand in scale and scope. Together, they have tapped into a rich vein of trip-hop worthy of exploration and augmentation.” - Seven Days 
 “The Coyote Reverie project is something special… it’s a remarkably calm, folksy soundscape that weaves all kinds of genres into a tapestry that’s still rock solid hip hop. These two are 100% gone on their own bandwidth and frequency… One of the most interesting groups in the state right now.” - Vermont Hip Hop.com 
 We are only sparks of light in the vast void of eternity but within that moment there lives everything. The Presence of Now, juxtaposed with the endlessness of what may have been or will ever be. If finding the true self is freedom, and expression is our means of navigation, the album, Imah, is the map we all need.