Mychelle returns with her newest effort, “Sweet Nothings,” through FAMM. Inspired by an impromptu moment cycling home, “Sweet Nothings” showcases Mychelle’s instinctive artistry. Co-produced by Fred Cox, it strikes a rare balance of tender vulnerability and unyielding self-confidence.
“Sweet Nothings” features Mychelle taking back her narrative and asserting she doesn’t miss a past lover. Her velvety vocals sail over Cox’s unassuming but saucy production, simulating the double-edged sword of emotional closure. Each lyric feels deliberate, wrapped in the safety of her signature acoustic sound.
“It’s one of “Sweet Nothings” that just came, poured out of me,” Mychelle reflects. “I wasn’t overthinking it, just following the feeling. It’s about figuring out that you’re better off without somebody, even the words they said that may have been comforting.”
With an undeniable ability to tell a story, Mychelle has long paved her lane, still finding a way to resonate with listeners looking for comfort in relatable confessions. “Sweet Nothings” is part wry farewell and part victorious birthright, reminding us that sometimes it takes a double heavyweight to let go.
With this release, Mychelle added another deeply soulful chapter to her growing catalog. And as she pedals ahead, literally and figuratively, one thing is sure. She’s doing it on her terms.