It's a big year for Adiel Mitchell.
Adiel Mitchell took his time crafting a collection of new songs. He wanted to create music that best reflected his emotional and musical growth since releasing his 2019 EP,“Around 2019, I was going through many different changes,” says Mitchell. “I would question myself and ask, ‘Am I doing this music for myself? Are these songs for other people? Are they good enough? Should I put out an EP or an album?’ My insecurities would come up. I went back and forth for a long time.
As the pandemic shut down the state by spring 2020, the rhythm and blues/hip-hop/pop singer had time to make sure his new songs were ready for public consumption. “I was like, 'Okay, let me re-evaluate these and see how I actually feel about them,'” he recalls. Mitchell scrapped the songs that didn’t feel authentic and reworked others. “I checked my motives behind each song and asked myself, ‘Am I really feeling it?’ And as I continued to self-evaluate, I realized the more I stayed true to my style and sound, the better the songs felt to me.”
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