This is my newest single Forever, Lemme know what ya'll think!more

Here's my brand new song Give me a chance! It brings a cool mix of pop brought by synths and lyrics with a flare of rock from the guitars, drums, and strong vocals. Give me a chance is out now on all streaming platforms.more

A Deep Dive into "Angel" by Mitchell Zenick: In the ever-evolving landscape of music, every now and then, a song comes along that resonates on such a profound level that it feels like a glimpse into the divine. My latest single, "Angel," is one of those rare gems. It’s a heartfelt ode to the pure, ethereal love that transcends earthly bounds, and today, I’m excited to share the story behind the song and its deeply rooted lyrics. Verse 1: From the very first verse, "Angel" sets the tone with a celebration of purity and perfection. The lines, "You are perfect / In every way / And when I first laid my eyes upon you / Ya had a big smile on your face," capture the immediate, overwhelming sense of awe one feels when encountering someone who seems almost otherworldly. This verse speaks to the innate worthiness and purity of the person who inspires this song, highlighting how their very presence brings clarity and light into the singer’s life. Chorus 1: The chorus is where the song’s celestial themes come to the forefront. It begins with the powerful declaration, "If there’s a heaven / I’m already there / Cuz when I wake up in the morning / I just feel your love in the air." Here, the song suggests that the presence of this person is so transformative and uplifting that it makes earthly existence feel like a taste of paradise. The imagery of angels "If there are angels / Then you are one" further elevates the subject to divine status. The playful yet poignant line, "Bet it hurt when you fell from the sky / But maybe not cuz I bet you can fly," juxtaposes the celestial with the earthly, creating a beautiful metaphor for the feeling of being blessed by such an extraordinary presence. Verse 2: The second verse explores the idea of the divine and the familial. "How is Jesus / Is he alright / Bet you made friends with him up in heaven / Back before you arrived," reflects a curiosity about the heavenly realms and the connections made there. The mention of "Memmaw" adds a personal touch, suggesting that the person who inspired the song has had a profound impact on not just the singer but on the extended family, even reaching beyond the physical world to touch those who have passed away. Pre-Chorus: Before diving back into the chorus, the pre-chorus asserts a powerful sentiment: "There’s nothing you could do / T o make me fall out of love with you. " This line reaffirms the unshakeable nature of the affection and devotion expressed throughout the song. It’s a testament to the depth and permanence of the emotional connection. Chorus 2 & 3: The subsequent choruses reinforce the song’s central themes with a slight variation in repetition. The lines continue to celebrate the transcendent love that feels like heaven on earth, emphasizing the ethereal nature of the beloved. Each chorus reaffirms the idea that their presence is so heavenly that it makes waking up each day feel like a gift from the divine. Conclusion: "Angel" is more than just a love song; it’s a celebration of the divine and the extraordinary. It captures the essence of a love so profound that it feels celestial. Through its lyrics, the song paints a picture of a love that transcends the ordinary, suggesting that when we encounter someone truly special, it feels as though we’ve touched the divine. As you listen to "Angel," I hope it resonates with your own experiences of love and wonder, making you reflect on the people in your life who make every day feel like a bit of heaven. Thank you for joining me on this journey through a song that is very close to my heart.more