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 a partnership between Swisher 824 and Holly Ford Music Group have achieved notable local acclaim. His underground album “‘84 BA$e” The title reflects both his love of bass music and the significance of 1984, one of the most important years in funk history, marked by landmark releases such as Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain, Chaka Khan’s I Feel For You, and Cameo’s She’s Strange. The stylization BA$e references both dope culture and the pursuit of money. The project’s most notable records, Bingo, WALK, and BLK Rob, expanded the Swisher 824 universe with a darker, bass driven, emotionally charged tone.
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 a partnership between Swisher 824 and Holly Ford Music Group have achieved notable local acclaim. His underground album “‘84 BA$e” The title reflects both his love of bass music and the significance of 1984, one of the most important years in funk history, marked by landmark releases such as Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain, Chaka Khan’s I Feel For You, and Cameo’s She’s Strange. The stylization BA$e references both dope culture and the pursuit of money. The project’s most notable records, Bingo, WALK, and BLK Rob, expanded the Swisher 824 universe with a darker, bass driven, emotionally charged tone.
