‘Make A Way’ Shows New Side Of VaShawn Mitchell
VaShawn Mitchell says he can hear youth choirs around the world singing his new song to remind listeners that ‘He’ll make a Way’”.
VaShawn Mitchell’s new song, “Make A Way” shows a new side of the 7x Stellar Award winner known for church anthems. “Make A Way” is a different flavor than what we usually hear from VaShawn, but it has all the hallmarks of songs he is known for like, “Joy”, “Turning Around for Me” and of course, “Nobody Greater.”
Mitchell says, “Anyone who knows me, knows that when I typically write music, I create it for the Sunday morning worship experience, and this one is no different. It’s [a] song that I can hear youth choirs around the world singing with the uplifting message to remind listeners that ‘He’ll make a Way’”. Additionally, the psalmist created a concept video of the song saying he wanted to go in a different direction, allowing himself to “be even more creative visually with the different scenes, attire and choreography in order to give the world a VaShawn Mitchell they haven’t seen before.”
“Make A Way” Shows Different Side Of VaShawn Mitchell
Along with Mitchell, the single’s co-writers include N. Grier, Anthony Jawan McEastland, Karl Jarzhino Daniel, and Marcus Kincy. “Make A Way” can be streamed or downloaded on all streaming platforms. Follow VaShawn @VashawnMitchell More about VaShawn Mitchell at VaShawnMitchell.com
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