4Hunnid/Interscope Records newcomer Mitch debuts his new project, SPACE. The producer turned singer-songwriter is best known for his work with rapper YG; he’s credited on tracks such as “IDGAF” and “I Ain’t Lyin.” Now, the Houston-born and Phoenix-raised artist, is placing his full range of talent on display. Through raw emotion and clever wordplay, Mitch presents his story; detailing the life he left on his journey to fame. The 14-track record features production by Cardiak, B Korn, Mitch, and more and is now available on all streaming platforms.

SPACE includes the single “Jersey,” which has visuals already. The bass-filled track lends itself to Mitch’s signature sound; one which is heavily influenced by trap, with hints of west coast hip hop, R&B and soul. It was this combination of style and versatility which earned him a degree from the esteemed Full Sail University, and his intense grind has allowed for his rise within the industry. In 2016, Mitch was invited to join YG’s Fuck Donald Trump Tour and he has since worked with California rapper, TeeCee4800, and the Atlanta hip-hop collective, Two-9. Mitch currently resides in Los Angeles where he continues to record and produce.

Enjoy SPACE above up top.

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YG’s

“After the album came out and had its success, Joie [Manda] was really behind our whole movement and everything we had going on,” the Def Jam artist explains over the phone. Manda is a former Def Jam executive and current president of urban music at Interscope Geffen A&M. Manda and YG met in 2013, and the rest is history.

“[Joie] knew what I did, who I had something to do with. With the album being a classic, [DJ] Mustard popping off, Ty [Dolla $ign] popping off ’cause we all from the same camp, he felt like I could have my own label and do the same things that we did for ourselves and other artists.” Manda adds, “I’ve gotten to know YG and his team over the past few years and have full belief in their vision to build a label that moves the culture.”

“There’s a lot of artists that don’t really know everything about the music business like they’re all just scrapping through to get on but Joie knew we knew that because we did it for ourselves,” YG explained.

Coming from the beginning to what he has built now, there’s no limit to what YG can create. No specific amount of money has been detailed as of yet.

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