As the first of three children, Mitch started showing signs of artistic talent at an early age - whether he was drawing some comic book heroes or real life images or singing at church with the choir. It was clear from then where his path would be in life. ‘’My father gave me an acoustic guitar for my eight birthday and he taught me how to play". I was fortunate growing up in a musical environment, where my father had LP's of singers like Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Mahalia Jackson, Maya Angelou, Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson you name it I listened to a lot of genres not only reggae. His time with ARP (one of jamaica's popular singing boy bands) not only sharpened his vocal skills, but also cultivated his collaborative approach to music, one that is shared by great singers and producers alike. Citing a diverse collection of vocal influences including Beresford Hammond, Al Green, Akon, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Babyface, Mitch singing is an international hybrid of different styles and musical influences, which also affects his song writing. Today Mitch is an accomplished artist, who has worked with reggae music’s heavyweight producers Sly & Robbie, Donovan Germain, Don Corleone,, John John and of course Buju Banton. His most recent album ‘’Lucky’’ is produced by the creative forces of Pharfar and Jahdil and being released on the Icedrop Rec. it fully shows Mitch’s versatility. Currently, he is working on a his latest project for Gargamel Music label