SEND CUZ BAIL $$$ (MIXTAPE)
Rappin’ Mitch, known by his various pseudonyms, but more commonly Grande Swisha, is an American rap artist, ghostwriter, creative nonfiction writer, podcaster and one third of the North Carolina cult rap group Da Floataz. Mitch’s projects under his Swisher 824 label have achieved notable local acclaim. His underground mixtape “SEND CUZ BAIL $$$” which featured records like SALAD BOWL, 98 JEEPS and BAIL $$$ helped to garner a dedicated following, demonstrating his ability to connect with listeners on a grassroots level. It is this local impactful influence on the local music scene in Charlotte and Atlanta that is reminiscent of how other artists have shaped their hometowns.
Rappin’ Mitch, known by his various pseudonyms, but more commonly Grande Swisha, is an American rap artist, ghostwriter, creative nonfiction writer, podcaster and one third of the North Carolina cult rap group Da Floataz. Mitch’s projects under his Swisher 824 label have achieved notable local acclaim. His underground mixtape “SEND CUZ BAIL $$$” which featured records like SALAD BOWL, 98 JEEPS and BAIL $$$ helped to garner a dedicated following, demonstrating his ability to connect with listeners on a grassroots level. It is this local impactful influence on the local music scene in Charlotte and Atlanta that is reminiscent of how other artists have shaped their hometowns.
Rappin’ Mitch, known by his various pseudonyms, but more commonly Grande Swisha, is an American rap artist, ghostwriter, creative nonfiction writer, podcaster and one third of the North Carolina cult rap group Da Floataz. Mitch’s projects under his Swisher 824 label have achieved notable local acclaim. His underground mixtape “SEND CUZ BAIL $$$” which featured records like SALAD BOWL, 98 JEEPS and BAIL $$$ helped to garner a dedicated following, demonstrating his ability to connect with listeners on a grassroots level. It is this local impactful influence on the local music scene in Charlotte and Atlanta that is reminiscent of how other artists have shaped their hometowns.