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Sherrell Mitchell releases new single 'Hear O' Israel' feat. Grady Austin

The producer/songwriter of inspirational gospel music known as Sherrell “Rell” Mitchell has released his latest official single, “Hear O' Israel.” In addition to the considerable skills of Sherrell, “Hear O' Israel” also features performances by Grady Austin, The JLM Worshipers, and a Biblical proclamation from Rev. George Mitchell (AKA Dad). It has been proudly published as an independent release without the involvement of the corporate music industry. Uplifting, exultant, and based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, “Hear O' Israel” is the latest reason for believers and fans of gospel music to take note of Sherrell Mitchell.

Some of “Rell’s,” artistic influences are many of the best-loved voices in modern praise: Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, John P. Kee, Hezakiah Walker, Donnie McClurkin, Take 6, Israel Houghton, Ben Tankard, Neal Jones, Grady Austin, and Cora Jackson. Informed by the styles of these contemporary favorites, Mitchell's own sound is founded on the American gospel choir tradition, but dressed up with 21st century production values and plenty of flair.

Asked to describe the overall meaning of “Hear O' Israel,” Sherrell writes, “This particular song shares a 2-part message: 1). that God is our All, and 2). a refocus/recommittal to our walk with Him as we give Him our all.”

Sherrell began music as a church percussionist in his youth, but learned to play the piano with training and mentorship by teachers such as Vivian Perryman, Darryl Hawk, Kay Classy and Phil Curry. He continues today to humble serve the Pacific Northwest Christian community with his love for the Lord and his musical gifts.

His 2016 albums, “The JLM Project” and “The Mass Of New Vision” continue to gain popularity, as does his January 2019 single release, “Salt Of The Earth.”

“All things are possible with God, and I’m truly grateful for the beautiful gift of music that He’s given me. Spreading the Gospel through musical expression, one song at a time for an Audience of One, as the world listens on.”

“Hear O' Israel” by Sherrell Mitchell feat. Min. Grady Austin is available from over 600 quality digital music stores online worldwide now.

“Hear O' Israel” by Sherrell Mitchell –

https://www.amazon.com/Israel-Sherrell-Mitchell-feat-Austin/dp/B07RG3P735/

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Say Their Names

Day 1 of Tumblr’s #ActsOfPride campaign:

These are the black trans lives we have lost due to violence in the United States since 2009. Sadly, this is most likely not a complete list as many of the souls we have lost go unreported or were misgendered. They will not be forgotten.

Caprice Curry, 31 - Killed January 17, 2009 Jimmy McCollough, 34 - Killed April 14, 2009 Foxy Ivy, mid 30s - May 23, 2009 Christopher Jermaine Scott, 36 - Killed July 1, 2009 Beyonce (Eric) Lee, 21 - Killed July 26, 2009 Tyli’a Mack, 21 - Killed August 26, 2009 Dee Green, 25 - Killed October 26, 2009 Toni Alston, 44 - Killed April 3, 2010 Chanel (Dana A. Larkin), 26 - Killed May 7, 2010 Sandy Woulard, 28 - Killed June 21, 2010 Victoria Carmen White, 28 - Killed September 8, 2010 Stacey Lee aka Stacey Blahnik, 31 - Killed October 11, 2010 Tyra Trent, 25 - Killed February 19, 2011 Marcal Camero Tye, 25 - Killed March 8, 2011 Miss Nate Nate, 44 - Killed June 13, 2011 Lashai Mclean, 23 - Killed July 20, 2011 Shelley Hilliard, 19 - Killed October 23, 2011 Chassity Nathan Vickers, 32 - Killed November 17, 2011 Githe Goines, 23 - Killed December 29, 2011 Crain Conaway, 47 - Killed January 17, 2012 Deoni Jones, 23 - Killed February 2, 2012 Coko Williams, 35 - Killed April 4, 2012 Tyrell Jackson, 23 - Killed April 4, 2012 Paige Clay, 23 - Killed April 16, 2012 Brandy Martell, 37 - Killed April 29, 2012 Tracey Johnson, 40 - Killed July 5, 2012 Tiffany Gooden, 19 - Killed August 14, 2012 Dewayne “Deja” Jones, 33 - Killed August 26, 2012 Kendall Hampton, 26 - Killed August 29, 2012 Evon Young, 22 - Killed January 1, 2013 Cemia “CeCe” Dove, 23 - Killed March 27, 2013 Kelly Young, 29 - Killed April 3, 2013 Ashley Sinclair, 30 - Killed April 11, 2013 Fatima Woods, 53 - Killed May 30, 2013 Jock Maurice McKinney, 50 - Killed 12 July, 2013 Diamond Williams, 31 - Killed July 14, 2013 Domonique Newburn, 31 - Killed August 20, 2013 Islan Nettles, 21 - Killed August 20, 2013 Artegus Konyale Madden, 37 - Killed September 1, 2013 Terry Golston, 44 - Killed September 6, 2013 Eyricka Morgan, 26 - Killed September 24, 2013 Brittany Stergis, 22 - Killed December 5, 2013 Kandy Hall, 40 - Killed June 3, 2014 Yaz'min Shancez, 31 - Killed June 19, 2014 Tiffany Edwards, 28 - Killed June 26, 2014 Mia Henderson, 26 - Killed July 16, 2014 Aniya Parker, 47 - Killed October 3, 2014 Ashley Sherman, 25 - Killed October 27, 2014 Gizzy Fowler, 24 - Killed November 12, 2014 Lamar Edwards, 20  - Killed January 9, 2015 Lamia Beard, 30 - Killed January 17, 2015 Ty Underwood, 24  - Killed January 26, 2015 Yazmin Vash Payne, 33 - Killed January 31, 2015 Taja Gabrielle DeJesus, 36 - Killed February 1, 2015 Penny Proud, 21 - Killed February 10, 2015 Keyshia Blige, 33 - Killed March 7, 2015 London Chanel, 21 - Killed May 18, 2015 Ashton O’Hara, 25 - Killed July 14, 2015 India Clarke, 25 - Killed July 2, 2015 Shade Schuler, 22 - Killed July 29, 2015 Amber Monroe, 20 - Killed August 8, 2015 Kandis Capri, 35 - Killed August 11, 2015 Elisha Walker, 20 - Killed August 13, 2015 Kiesha Jenkins, 22 - Killed October 6, 2015 Zella Ziona, 21 - Killed October 15, 2015 Veronica Banks Cano, mid 30s - Killed February 19, 2016 Maya Young, 25 - Killed February 21, 2016 Demarkis Stansberry, 30 - Killed February 27, 2016 Kedarie Johnson, 16 - Killed March 2, 2016 Shante Isaac, 34 - Killed April 10, 2016 Keyonna Blakeney, 22 - Killed April 16, 2016 Tyreece Walker, 32 - Killed May 1, 2016 Mercedes Successful, 32 - Killed May 15, 2016 Goddess Diamond, 20 - Killed June 5, 2016 Deeniquia Dodds, 22 - Killed July 13, 2016 Dee Whigam, 25 - Killed July 23, 2016 Skye Mockabee, 26 - Killed July 30, 2016 Rae'Lynn Thomas, 28 - Killed August 10, 2016 T.T. Saffore, mid-20s, Killed September 11, 2016 Crystal Edmonds, 22 - Killed September 16, 2016 Jazz Alford, 30 - Killed September 23, 2016 Brandi Bledsoe, 32 - Killed October 12, 2016 Noony Norwood, 30 - Killed November 5, 2016 India Monroe, 29 - Killed December 21, 2016 Mesha Caldwell, 41 - Killed January 4, 2017 JoJo Striker, 23 - Killed February 8, 2017 Jaquarrius Holland, 18, - Killed February 19, 2017 Keke Collier, 24 - Killed February 21, 2017 Chyna Gibson, 31 - Killed February 25, 2017 Ciara McElveen, 21 - Killed February 27, 2017 Alphonza Watson, 38 -Killed March 22, 2017 Kenne McFadden, 27 - Killed April 9, 2017 Chay Reed, 28 - Killed April 21, 2017 Brenda Bostick, 59 - Killed April 25, 2017 Sherrell Faulkner, 46, Died May 16, 2017 Ava Le'Ray Barrin, 17 - Killed June 25, 2017 Ebony Morgan, 28 - Killed July 2, 2017 TeeTee Dangerfield, 32 - Killed July 31, 2017 Jaylow McGlory, 29 - Killed August 4, 2017 Kiwi Herring, 30 -Killed August 22, 2017 Kashmire Redd, 28 - Killed September 4, 2017 Derricka Banner, 26 - Killed September 12, 2017 Candace Towns, 30 - Killed October 31, 2017 Brooklyn BreYanna Stevenson, 31 - Killed November 27 2017 Brandi Seals, 26 - Killed December 13, 2017 Celine Walker, 36 - Killed February 4, 2018 Tonya Harvey, 35 - Killed February 6, 2018 Phylicia Mitchell, 46 - Killed February 23, 2018 Amia Tyrae, 28 - Killed March 28, 2018 Sasha Wall, 29 - Killed April 1, 2018 Nino Fortson, 36 - Killed May 13, 2018 Gigi Pierce, 28 - Killed May 21, 2018 Antash’a Devine Sherrington English, 38 - Killed June, 2018 Diamond Stephens, 39 - Killed June 18, 2018 Cathalina Christina James, 24 - Killed June 24, 2018 Keisha Wells, 50s - Killed June 24, 2018 Sasha Garden, 27 - Kille July 19, 2018 Vontashia Bell, 18 - Killed August 30, 2018 Dejanay Stanton, 24 - Killed August 30, 2018 Shantee Tucker, 30 - Killed September 5, 2018 Londonn Moore, 20 - Killed September 8, 2018 Ciara Minaj Carter, 31 - Killed October 3, 2018 Regina Denise Brown, 53 - Killed October 10, 2018 Tydi Dansbury, 37, Killed November 26, 2018 Keanna Mattel, 35 - Killed December 7, 2018 Dana Martin, 31 - Killed January 6, 2019 Jazzaline Ware, 34 - Killed March 25, 2019 Ashanti Carmon, 27, Killed March 30, 2019 Claire Legato, 21 - Killed April 15, 2019 Muhlaysia Booker, 23 - Killed May 18, 2019 Michelle “Tamika” Washington, 40 - Killed May 19, 2019 Paris Cameron, 20 - Killed May 25, 2019 Chynal Lindsey, 26 - Killed June 1, 2019 Chanel Scurlock, 23 - Killed June 5, 2019 Layleen Polanco, 27 - Killed June 7, 2019 Zoe Spears, 23 - Killed June 13, 2019 Brooklyn Lindsey, 32 - Killed June 25, 2019 Denali Berries Stuckey, 29 - Killed July 20, 2019 Kiki Fantroy, 21 - Killed July 31, 2019 Pebbles La Dime Doe, 24 - Killed August 4, 2019 Bubba Walker, 55 - Killed July 2019 Tracy Single, 22 - Killed July 30, 2019 Bee Love Slater, 23 - Killed September 1, 2019 Bailey Reeves, 17 - Killed September 2, 2019 Ja’Leyah-Jamar, 30 - Killed September 13, 2019 Itali Marlowe, 29 - Killed September 20, 2019 Brianna “BB” Hill, 30, Killed October 13, 2019 Yahira Nesby, 33 - Killed December 19, 2019 Monika Diamond, 34 - Killed March 18, 2020 Nina Pop, 28 - Killed May 3, 2020 Tony McDade, 38 - Killed May 27, 2020

All of them should still be here with us today.

Say their names.

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Broadway favorites Ashley Park, Nikki M. James, Anaïs Mitchell, and more will take part in the Maestra Music Amplify 2021 concert, set for March 29 at 8 PM ET. The streaming performance will raise money and highlight Maestra’s programs providing support, visibility, and community for female, non-binary, transgender, and gender non-conforming music makers in the theater industry.

An interactive pre-show will kick things off at 7 PM with Mastra Music founder Georgia Stitt.

Brooks Ashmanskas and Andréa Burns will host the event, which will feature stories, conversations, and musical performances from a variety of theatre makers. The full lineup also includes Brandon Victor Dixon, Tanya Birl, Kenita Miller, Shelley Thomas, Eva Noblezada and Reeve Carney, Kirsten Childs, Helen Park, Rona Siddiqui, Britt Bonney, Kristy Norter, Dionne McClain-Freeney, Meg Zervoulis, Kat Sherrell, Nicole Rebolledo, and Bernadette Peters.

Tony nominee Kate Baldwin serves as director with Baldwin, Stitt, and Laura Ivey as producers. The evening’s music directors and arrangers include Park, Siddiqui, Annastasia Victory, and Julianne B. Merrill, who also serves as technical director. The concert is presented in association with Broadway Unlocked.

In post-show virtual hangouts, higher level contributors will have exclusive opportunities to connect in individual chat rooms with Broadway stars including Gavin Creel and Celia Keenan-Bolger; The Cher Show stars Stephanie J. Block, Teal Wicks, Micaela Diamond; Chaplin co-stars Jenn Colella and Rob McClure; The Book of Mormon original original cast members James Andrew Rannells; Park and fellow Mean Girls alum Erika Henningsen; and The Prom leading ladies Caitlin Kinnunen and Isabelle McCalla.

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Toronto’s Scattered Support Systems (A.K.A Ethnic Enclaves)

Hidden homelessness is a term that often comes up when discussing homelessness amongst a general type of population. Hidden homelessness comes under the category of a “temporary” support system and is defined as staying with others, but without the guarantee of that residence being permanent” (HomelessnessHub, n.d). Much like how Sahoor constantly wondered about how to pay the next month’s rent. It can be said that Sahoor and his family were undergoing hidden homelessness.

Immigrants with access to networking and social support systems are less vulnerable to hidden homelessness than ones without those systems (Hiebert, D’Addario & Sherrell, 2005). Going back to the two perspectives on immigration, the key difference in Munpreet and Sahoor’s experience was one’s lack of a social support system. Munpreet’s family had a close friend to rely on from the moment they stepped off the plane, and his friend also hooked him up with a stable truck-driving job. Munpreet’s friend also introduced him to the Punjabi enclave in Brampton, acting as a secondary support system. 

That itself was a great blessing, a blessing which Sahoor’s family did not have. Sahoor had no guidance with his medical degree accreditation, nor with his employment. He booked an expensive condo as he was very well off, but he realized only later that it was a sinking investment. This ultimately led him to experience hidden homelessness because he was unsure if he could even afford next month’s rent. 

The concept of social support systems highly relates with the ethnic enclaves of Toronto. Ethnic enclaves are those where 30% of the population is a specific type of ethnicity (McAllister, 2013). The CMA Toronto (Guelph to Oshawa) has numerous enclaves in which, many newcomers find a social support system, much like Munpreet’s community in Brampton. Examples of ethnic enclaves include Markham’s Chinese community, Brampton’s South Asian community, Yonge Street’s Jewish community, the Junction’s Portuguese community and Woodbridge's Jewish community (Sundus, n.d). These ethnic enclaves have been deemed as “survival sanctuaries” for many newcomers because increased clustering in these areas have been observed from 2001 to 2006 (Contenta & Rankin, 2012). Social support is provided to individuals by respective community members, making these new arrivals less vulnerable to homelessness or hidden homelessness (Lightman, Mitchell & Wilson, 2008).

��� So Ali, you’re saying that if I am not part of these ethnicities and do not have a support system (and I have a hard time with speaking English), I’ll become homeless, or experience hidden homelessness like Sahoor?

No. I am saying that based off argumentative literature regarding immigrant families facing homelessness, your level of vulnerability in becoming homeless will increase if a support system is not personally established. From personal experience, a support system greatly reduces that adverse likelihood.                      

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Sherrell Mitchell releases new single 'Salt of the Earth' feat. Cora Jackson

Gospel Music songwriter and producer, Sherrell Mitchell (aka Rell), has released his latest official single, “Salt of the Earth,” proudly published as an independent release without the involvement of the corporate music industry on the Salt of the Earth record label. In addition to the considerable talents of Mitchell…“Salt of the Earth also features a performance by Cora Jackson (Original Praise, The Rock). Uplifting, inspirational, and bursting with the Holy Spirit, “Salt of the Earth” showcases Sherrell as one of the most heartfelt gospel music artists of the year so far and promises that he has plenty more where that came from.

Louisiana Native, now living in the Pacific Northwest, Sherrell cites some main artistic influences, Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, Take 6, Israel Houghton, Ben Tankard, Neal Jones, Grady Austin, and Cora Jackson, who appears with him on this new single. Rell’s own sound takes elements from each of these and delivers a fresh and unique result for today's music. With an emphasis on clarion singing, top-notch songwriting, and the words of Christ… “Salt of the Earth” by Sherrell Mitchell has a little something for every walk of life.

Asked to describe the overall meaning of “Salt of the Earth,” Mitchell writes, “This particular song 'Salt Of The Earth' is a reminder that as believers in Jesus Christ we have a love and a light within us that is to be shared with the world.”

Sherrell learned to play piano by ear after finding a calling in music at church as a child. Since that time, he’s had some formal training from the Univ. of Alaska Anchorage, as well as some other great mentors…Vivian Perryman, Darryl Hawk, Kay Classy and Phil Curry. Sherrell is currently the music director at Immaculate Conception, Seattle, and leads worship regularly at the Matt Talbot Center, Kingdom Family Worship Center International, and in Cora Jackson’s choir for “Judah Song.” His two 2016 albums, “The JLM Project” and “The Mass Of New Vision,” continue to garner listeners.

“All things are possible with God, and I’m truly grateful for the beautiful gift of music that He’s given me. Spreading the Gospel through musical expression, one song at a time for an Audience of One, as the world listens on.”

“Salt of the Earth” by Sherrell Mitchell on the Salt of the Earth label is available from over 600 quality digital music stores online worldwide now. Get in early, gospel music fans.

“Salt of the Earth” by Sherrell Mitchell –

https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Sherrell-Mitchell-feat-Jackson/dp/B07LC9HPKL/

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Sherrell Mitchell releases new single 'I Belong to You'

The songwriter and producer of urban and contemporary Christian music known as Sherrell Mitchell has released his latest official single, “I Belong to You.” Like previous drops from Mitchell, it has been proudly published as an independent release without the involvement of the corporate music industry on the Psalm 96 Records music label. With hands-high praise and eyes-down humility, “I Belong to You” is the latest reason for fans of modern gospel music to hear Sherrell Mitchell with fresh ears and an inspired heart.

Seattle's Sherrell Mitchell cites as main artistic influences Israel Houghton, Fred Hammond, Kirk Franklin, Jeff Lorber, Chick Corea, Take 6, Vivian Perryman, Cora Jackson, Walter "Doc Lewis" Finch. His own music blends elements of pop, RnB, soul, and contemporary Christian styles for a 21st-century mode of music sure to appeal to a wide variety of listeners.

The track comes at a trying time in history when people remain huddled for fear of COVID-19.

“In a time of uncertainty when all seems lost,” Mitchell writes of this, “remember that God is always on the throne! And whether it be on this side of heaven or the other side of glory, we belong to God.”

Though he writes, records and performs music today in the Pacific Northwest, Sherrell Mitchell has played across the American west in locales as disparate as Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Idaho, Oregon, Alaska, and California. Asked to describe his start in music, Mitchell balks.

“Music has always been down in my soul from the beginning,” he says, “a gift from God. Over the years I’ve just learned to cultivate it, embrace the epiphany that it’s not mine, and release it back out into the universe.”

Of course, Mitchell points to faith for his success.

“God will handle the rest.”

“I Belong to You” was engineered by Joel Maddox, mastered by Blake Bickel, and features album art by Hung Pham. “I Belong to You” by Sherrell Mitchell on the Psalm 96 Records label is available from over 500 quality digital music stores online worldwide now. Get in early, Christian music fans.

– S. McCauley

Lead Press Release Writer

www.Octiive.com

“I Belong to You” by Sherrell Mitchell —

https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-belong-to-you-single/1550270912

https://www.amazon.com/I-Belong-to-You/dp/B08TR6PN4T/

Official Website —

https://sherrellmitchell.com

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Sherrell Mitchell releases new single 'No Turning Back'

The Singer/Songwriter/Producer of Gospel music….Sherrell Mitchell has

released his latest official single, “No Turning Back.” In addition to the

considerable talents of Mitchell, the single also features the performance of

Kevin “Rappin Rev” McAfee. This song has been proudly published as an

independent release without the involvement of the corporate music industry,

although it is on Psalm 96 Records which is the label that Sherrell has recently

Started.

With turns of both innovative and traditional gospel underpinnings, as well as

an old-school hip-hop flavor, “No Turning Back” shows yet again that Sherrell

hasn’t run out of ideas by any measure. “No Turning Back” has a little

something for everybody.

Some of Rell’s main artistic influences, are legends of Gospel, Christian, and

Jazz music genres. Take 6, Israel Houghton, Fred Hammond, John P Kee,

Kirk Franklin, Cora Jackson, L. Spencer Smith, Wintley Phipps, TaRanda

Greene, Hillsong, YPJ and FVC, Chick Corea, Jeff Lorber, Hezikiah Walker,

Darrel Hawk, and Vivian Perryman.

Asked to describe the overall theme of “No Turning Back,” Sherrell writes, “It

asks a simple question and makes a declarative statement: ‘Will you decide

now, to follow Jesus? No turning back -- no turning back.’” The track’s title

and lyric chorus come from the popular hymn, “Will You Decide Now to

Follow Jesus.”

Sherrell is a Friend, a Father, a Veteran, a Teacher...but above all...A Lover Of

God. He developed his love for music early in Church and taught himself to

play the piano by ear. Since then he’s grown musically through private lessons,

college classes and some Great Mentors (Kay Classy, Steve Byrd, Neal Jones,

Grady Austin, Phil Curry, and Cora Jackson).

“All things are possible with God and I’m truly grateful for the Beautiful Gift Of

Music that He has entrusted me with.”

Sherrell is currently the Music Director at Immaculate Conception Church in

Seattle. He also works with other local ministries in the area, The Matt Talbot

Center, Cora Jackson’s Judah Song Choir, and his ensemble singers “The JLM

Worshipers” In 2016, he released 2 CDs, “The JLM Project” and “The Mass Of

New Vision.” In 2019 he released 3 singles “Salt Of The Earth”, "Hear O’

Israel”, And “I Believe”

His mission statement is: “Spreading the Gospel through musical expression 1

song at a time for an Audience of 1 as the world listens on.”

“No Turning Back” by Sherrell Mitchell on the Psalm 96 Records label is

available from over 600 quality digital music stores online worldwide now.

Get in early, gospel and popular Christian music fans.

“No Turning Back” by Sherrell Mitchell –

https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-turning-back-feat-kevin-rappin-rev-

mcafee-single/1500854221

https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-turning- back-feat-kevin-rappin-rev-mcafee-single/1500854221

https://www.amazon.com/Turning-Sherrell-Mitchell-Rappin-

McAfee/dp/B0859J8WWV/

Official Website –sherrellmitchell.com

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Sherrell Mitchell releases new gospel single 'I Believe' feat. Jamie Najera

Singer/Songwriter & Producer of Gospel Music…Sherrell Mitchell has released his latest single, “I Believe” feat. Jamie Najera and The JLM Worshipers and it’s published as an independent release on Psalm 96 Records label.  Mitchell’s new single is the most recent popular release since his June 2019 drop, “Hear O' Israel.” featuring expert vocal work, inspirational songwriting and a strong foundation on the Bible, “I Believe” is a single for any fan of gospel music.

In the past, Sherrell has mentioned that some of his influences come from Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, John P. Kee, Hezekiah Walker, Donnie McClurkin, Take 6, Israel Houghton, Ben Tankard, Neal Jones, Grady Austin, and Cora Jackson. Fans of these and other Contemporary Christian Artists should seriously consider Rell's “I Believe” track for the holiday season 2019.

He began his musical journey as a church percussionist in his youth, but learned to play the piano with training and mentorship by some great teachers…Vivian Perryman, Darryl Hawk, Kay Classy and Phil Curry. Today Sherrell continues today to humble serve the Pacific Northwest Christian Community with his love for the Lord and his musical gifts.

His 2016 albums, “The JLM Project” and “The Mass Of New Vision” continue to gain popularity, as do his other 2019 singles, “Salt Of The Earth” and “Hear O' Israel.”

“All things are possible with God,” Rell writes, “and I'm truly grateful for the beautiful gift of music that He's given me. Spreading the Gospel through musical expression, one song at a time for an Audience of One, as the world listens on.”

“I Believe” by Sherrell Mitchell on the Psalm 96 Records label is available from over 600 quality digital music stores online worldwide now.

https://music.apple.com/us/artist/sherrell-mitchell/1067714613

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Contemporary Christian musician Sherrell Mitchell drops new single 'God of Another Chance'

Contemporary Christian musician Sherrell Mitchell drops new single ‘God of Another Chance’

The songwriter and producer of contemporary Christian music known as Sherrell Mitchell has released his latest official single, “God of Another Chance.” It is the latest official drop from Mitchell since his popular spring 2021 single, “I Belong to You.” Like that and his other releases, “God of Another Chance” has been proudly published as an independent release without the involvement of the…

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Sherrell Mitchell releases new album 'The J.L.M. Project'

The singer and songwriter of contemporary gospel known as Sherrell Mitchell has released his latest EP record, “The J.L.M. Project.” The record contains nine new tracks for an approximate total listening time of 35 minutes, making Mitchell's new record closer to a full length release than just an EP. It has been proudly published as an independent album without the support of the corporate music industry. Stylish, earnest, full of rhythm and bringing endless amounts of soul, “The J.L.M. Project” is a spiritual journey and an extremely joyful noise.

Originally from the music hotbed of Louisiana but living now in Seattle, Sherrell Mitchell cites as main artistic influences some of the most inspirational singers ever to grace the stage. These include Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, Israel Houghton, Take 6, Aaron Lindsey, James Fortune, Terrance Vaughn, Cora Jackson, Tamala Mann, and Tasha Cobbs.

Sherrell Mitchell's own sound blends the best qualities of these into an amalgam all his own. While gospel often tends toward the traditional (occasionally erring toward the predictable) Mitchell's “The J.L.M. Project” is unique and often surprising in its creativity and newness. Even the opening track, “God's Chosen People,” is enough to show the listener that this album isn't your everyday Christian music release. It's a colorful, funky, spirit-driven groove through a soundscape intended to celebrate, to praise, and to encourage.

In addition to the considerable talents of Mitchell, himself, “The J.L.M.” project boasts songwriting by Austin Anderson, Shalonda “Lala” Mitchell and Sylviann Estrella, as well as the work of Kevin “Rappin Rev” McAfee, Leonard Jackson Jr. (Guitar), Rasheed (mix/mastering), and cover art by Hung Pham.

Asked to describe the themes of his new album, Mitchell writes, “'The J.L.M. Project''s main theme/message is that no matter what comes or goes in your life, always remember that Jesus Loves You.”

“The J.L.M. Project” is the most recent release from Sherrell Mitchell since his contemporary Catholic mass with gospel music overtones, “the Mass of New Vision,” arrived at digital music shelves in September of 2014. He has performed in such far-flung locales as Alaska, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, and Canada.

“The J.L.M. Project” by Sherrell Mitchell is available online worldwide now.

-S. McCauley

Lead Press Release Writer

www.MondoTunes.com

“The J.L.M. Project” by Sherrell Mitchell –

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019A796TO