Dove Award Winning Singer-Songwriter, Mitch McVicker, in Concert

McVicker’s vocational musical journey began by working with the late, great Rich Mullins. They performed concerts and wrote songs together. The two were roommates.

Shortly after a car wreck killed Mullins and badly injured McVicker, a song the two penned together, “My Deliverer,” was given the GMA Dove Award for song of the year...all while Mitch was going through a lengthy and difficult process of recovering from a comacausing brain injury, collapsed lungs, broken bones, and nerve damage.

After his recovery, Mitch continued his musical career, influenced by Rich Mullins in music and thought yet with his own distinct voice and style.

McVicker’s solo career has spanned nearly 2800 concerts in 49 states and 13 countries. Along with recording 13 full-length albums, he has made 2 EPs, released 9 official music videos and 2 live concert DVDs. McVicker seems determined to make sure his musical journey continues to grow. In creating Where the Earth Makes No Sound, he returned to a recording situation he had previously thrived in and loves.

“A number of years ago, I recorded several albums at Greenjeans Studios,” says McVicker. “Over the last few years, I decided to look into other recording situations and see what else was out there. And, while I learned and grew a lot from those experiences, I discovered that there is no better place for me to record than Greenjeans.”

So McVicker went back. He says, “I wanted to apply my growth to the rock-solidness and high- levelness of Greenjeans. I’m doing something completely new AND something I’ve

done before.”