Chasing the Horizon
Mitch McVicker's sophomore release, Chasing the Horizon, unvells
organic acoustic pop in the musical vein of bands like the Wallflowers
or Tom Petty, fueled by Mitch's poetic, wry musings on our need for the
Grace of Christ in our journey through the fallen world. His weathered,
warm vocals provide a welcome respite from the plethora of teeny-bop singers
who dominate the music scene today, especially bedecked in the Midwestern
folk-rock sound of his pleasantly sophisticated musical arrangements. Mitch's
songwriting bears the unmistakable influence of his late friend and mentor
Rich Mullins (Mitch was in the car with Rich during the wreck that took
Rich's life), and, if this recording is any indication, the student may
in time surpass his teacher.
Author: Mitch McVicker
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