Our editor Andrew sat down with Bristol-born singer-songwriter Mitch Sanders, who is preparing to release his highly anticipated new EP Saloon. Mitch has already introduced listeners to the cinematic world of the collection through the singles Ellen, Heaven Is Ours and Moth, each one highlighting his distinctive voice, sharp song-writing and raw approach to storytelling.
In the conversation, Mitch discusses what fans can expect from Saloon and how it builds on the sound and emotion of his 2024 release These Things We Carry. He reflects on creating the EP in Bristol, explaining how the city’s diverse music scene continues to shape his sound, and how his own journey from working as a labourer to signing with Island Records has grounded his perspective as an artist.
Mitch also talks about the origins of his cinematic production style, his love of longer and more immersive track lengths, and how the six-track collection came together both musically and personally.
Saloon is available on October 24th. You can connect with Mitch here:
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Photo: Tom Marshak
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