AJ Mitchell

AJ Mitchell is an American pop singer-songwriter hailing from Belleville, Illinois, who first gained prominence through social media platforms. Born on May 17, 2001, Mitchell's early covers and original songs shared on Instagram quickly garnered him a considerable following, showcasing his smooth vocals and innate musicality that belied his young age. Capitalizing on his online success, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his music career, which paved the way for the evolution of his sound and the creation of his own original music.

Mitchell's rise in the music industry has been marked by a series of emotive pop tracks that resonate with a wide audience, rooted in his personal experiences and growth. Notable releases include his 2019 single "All My Friends," which charted on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40, and the emotionally charged "Stop" from his 2020 album "SKYVIEW." This album, along with its deluxe version, features a collection of songs that display his versatility as an artist, from the introspective "Growing Pains" to the heartfelt "Burn." In addition to his solo work, Mitchell has also been featured on collaborative tracks, such as "Hate You + Love You" and "Imagine," further cementing his position in the pop music landscape. His holiday spirit shines through in the seasonal offering "Blame It On The Mistletoe," showcasing his ability to bring his vocal charm to a festive repertoire. With a sound that merges pop sensibility with soulful depth, AJ Mitchell continues to build a discography that speaks to both his personal journey and his evolving artistry.

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