Creative Influences of Mitchell Royel's "Crowd Nine"

written by a member of the WCB

This statement provides insight into the creative influences behind Mitchell Royel's debut single, "Crowd Nine." The track serves as a homage to the MySpace culture that significantly impacted a generation of artists and fans.

Mitchell drew inspiration from a variety of artists who’ve made notable contributions to the music scene. Influential figures like Jeffree Star and Adore Delano, recognized for their distinctive styles and self-expression, played a role in shaping Mitchell's artistic vision. The electronic sounds of Medic Droid and Blood on the Dance Floor were also integral in defining the sonic landscape of "Crowd Nine," contributing to its energetic and engaging quality.

Additionally, mainstream influences such as Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Kesha, and Dr. Luke were pivotal in informing the pop sensibilities and production techniques present in the track. Their contributions to the pop genre resonate throughout "Crowd Nine," enhancing its appeal and accessibility.

Furthermore, the Millionaires and Cara Cunningham were influential in informing Mitchell's approach to performance and identity. Their contributions to the pop and electronic genres resonated within the track, reflecting the creativity and individuality characteristic of the MySpace era.

As Mitchell Royel embarked on this journey, "Crowd Nine" served as a celebration of past influences while paving the way for future artistic endeavors. The impact of these influences continues to shape his music and connect with audiences. Thank you for your support.