Mr. Mitch Primary Progressive

Written post two standout, future-blurring albums for Planet Mu - `Parallel
Memories' (2014) and `Devout' (2017) - `Primary Progressive' again looks inward to
Mitch's own life experiences for inspiration, forming its own, thoughtful counter to
the quiet happiness explored in his music over the last four years. While standout
cuts on `Devout' included the heartfelt `Priority' ft. P Money, which celebrated the
joys of fatherhood, and the sweet and tender `Our Love', `Primary Progressive'
instead touches on Mitch's fathers battle with MS and the varying emotions that
come with it. Addressing it directly on `Show Me', Mitch explains that the title of his
the record is also a nod to his father's illness. `Primary Progressive' also marks an
excursion from the sugary, delicate, away-from-the-club tropes Mitch has pushed
both via his own productions and from producers like Orlando and Odeko on
Gobstopper. Returning to the dancefloor via the crisp, dancehall twang of tracks
like `Settle' and the brooding `Phantom Dance', Mitch proves that he still has a tight
grip on making the club both move and think.