Mitch Rowland

Mitch Rowland, a singer-songwriter, discovered his passion for guitar music as a young child, inspired by the enchanting sounds of a vintage jukebox. Growing up in Columbus, Ohio, he immersed himself in bands like The Black Crowes and Aerosmith, learning to play drums and guitar on his own. After moving to Los Angeles in 2013, he found a breakthrough opportunity as a collaborator with Harry Styles, contributing to major hits like "Watermelon Sugar" and "Golden." In October 2023, Mitch released his introspective folk album, "Come June," which showcased his unique sound and influences, drawing from a lifetime of musical exploration. The album marked a significant milestone in Rowland's artistic journey, highlighting his talent and dedication to creating heartfelt music. This September, Mitch released his latest album, "Whistling Pie". Guided by his wife and fellow musician, Sarah Jones, and collaborating with producer Rob Schnapf, Rowland crafted a beautifully honest and minimalistic collection of songs, reflecting his humility and genuine artistry.