It’s been just over a year since the inaugural season of “The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart” finished airing on ABC.

The spin-off followed single singers and songwriters hoping to find love with each other through a shared passion for music. As viewers will recall, contestants performed well-known songs together — while also exploring their relationships with the help of “Bachelor”-style dates that focused on music. A handful of notable artists came in to act as guest judges throughout the series, such as Kesha, Jason Mraz, Toni Braxton, Ashlee Simpson, and Jewel.

But it was the gifted cast members who continuously stole the show with powerful vocals and, of course, major drama. So, what have they been up to since the competition concluded and cameras went down?

BachelorNation.com is progressively checking in with the cast, who are sharing love life updates, favorite memories from filming, musical milestones, and more.

Below, we’re catching up with Cheyenne Reece, whose undeniable talent took center stage throughout her “Listen to Your Heart” journey. These days, the soulful songstress is thriving professionally and romantically. Read on for her high notes!

What did you learn about yourself from competing on “Listen to Your Heart”?

I learned that I know how to deal with rejection well. I learned that I’m not afraid to speak up and tell someone how I felt no matter what.

How did the show help you grow as an artist?

As far as being an artist in my short time being there, I will say it helped me deal with nerves.

What is your favorite memory from filming?

My favorite memory was when all if not most of the cast gathered around the piano and sang. We all created a great and memorable moment. That was the night before I went home. One of the songs we sung was “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire. The song was not only a favorite of mine, but my sister and dad’s.

If you have any regrets from your time on the show, what would you have done differently?

I would’ve been just a little more vocal and more fun. Other than that, I don’t have any regrets.

What was your proudest moment on the show?

My proudest moment was not taking anything personally and going after what I wanted.

What has been your biggest musical accomplishment since doing the show?

My biggest musical accomplishment would be connecting with record executives.

How did the show impact your outlook on love?

The show impacted my outlook on love by showing me what I still want. I want someone who can relate to my career or the career I want. I feel as though once you find love, it should be true and honest.

If you could only sing with two other “LTYH” contestants for the rest of your life, who would you choose?

This is a hard question. I’m not sure!

How would you describe your strongest friendship on the show and who was it with?

I bonded with everyone on different levels.

Would you ever date a musician again?

Yes, I want someone who can relate to my love for music. I understand just because something didn’t work out on the show doesn’t mean you can’t find love.

How would you describe your love life today?

I would say my love life is great. I usually keep that part private on social media, but I found someone.

What are you most looking forward to in the rest of 2021?