Chloe Mitchell has heard the voice rumble her way for as long as she can remember. Sometimes when she was growing up, it would come thundering down the street, calling her home. Sometimes it echoed across the southern Dallas County neighborhood. To say it could have come from the other side of the Trinity River would be hyperbole. Maybe.
Indeed, the voice is loud. It's raspy. It's cutting-edge. It's unique.
"Electrifying," is the 36-year-old Mitchell's description for the signature sound she insists she can still hear echo in her sleep.
The voice belongs to the grandmother who helped raise her, Miss Carolyn Price.