11 Facts About VaShawn Mitchell

VaShawn Mitchell was born on November 19,1976 and is an American gospel singer and songwriter.

VaShawn Mitchell has produced several Stellar Award-winning projects and songs for Grammy Award winners Vanessa Bell Armstrong and Smokie Norful.

VaShawn Mitchell began working with mentor Lonnie Hunter at St Mark Baptist Church.

VaShawn Mitchell went on to produce what have become some of the most noted selections in the African American church Don't Last and My Worship Is For Real.

VaShawn Mitchell produced and released his first solo project entitled, So Satisfied.

VaShawn Mitchell is a worship leader and throughout the years he has written several top-selling choir recordings and spawned such memorable hits as My Worship Is For Real and Trouble Don't Last.

In 2012, VaShawn Mitchell started the Norman Youth and Arts Foundation, named in memory of his grandfather.

VaShawn Mitchell is one of the only Gospel artists who acts as a spokesperson and is active with the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Foundation.

VaShawn Mitchell was the most nominated artist at the 27th Annual Stellar Awards; receiving 11 nods and walking away with 6 statues.

VaShawn Mitchell is a honorary member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity inducted during the 2022 Houston Conclave of the Fraternity.

In 2013 "How Sweet The Sound" invited VaShawn Mitchell to sit at the judges table for their popular choir competition.