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Often using the phrase “sad songs are my love language”, Andrew Mitch is a Nashville-based country artist whose work is rooted in raw emotion, personal truth, and human connection. Raised in Steubenville, Ohio, Andrew taught himself to sing and play music at home, in church, and through youth group. Though accepted into multiple graduate programs for biochemistry, he made the unconventional decision in 2021 to leave academia behind and pursue music full-time in Nashville.

 

Andrew’s breakout single, “all in my head,” released in September 2023 and struck a powerful chord with the lyric, “I know that it’s all in my head / ’cause they’ll just wish you were a girl instead.” The song debuted on the US iTunes Country Top 100, accumulated hundreds of thousands of streams, and sparked viral fan support that helped crowdfund his debut project, feeling outside the lines in 2024. In 2025, Andrew went on to release songs like “back home boy”, “unapologetic,” the reimagined sessions EP—stripped-down, intimate versions of fan favorites—and a deluxe record, still feeling outside the lines.

 

As a completely independent artist, Andrew has been featured by CMA, Music Row Magazine, Holler Country, and more, with praise from artists and industry voices such as Carly Pearce, Ty Herndon, and Ty Bentli. His music has been included on major playlists including CMA, CMT, and Apple Music Country, reaching millions of viewers and listeners and building a dedicated fanbase of over 30,000 followers.

 

Entering 2026, Andrew is stepping into a new chapter, shifting his sound toward cinematic country-folk—leaning into atmospheric production, reflective storytelling, and expansive emotional landscapes. Beyond music, Andrew founded Feeling Outside the Lines, a separate brand named after his debut record and designed to help gay men rediscover a relationship with God and spirituality on their own terms. Whether through song, storytelling, or conversation, Andrew Mitch continues to carve out a space that is fearless, grounded, and entirely his own.