Mitch McVicker

In Other Words

Ashburn

CCM singer/songwriter Mitch McVicker studied music education at Friends University in Wichita, KS; there he befriended fellow student <a href="spotify:artist:13UhfW7GPizrArBwq7ugps">Rich Mullins</a>, already an acclaimed performer within the Christian community. When <a href="spotify:artist:4FyajimoqTX6uSnMnsLvvS">Mullins</a> relocated to New Mexico after graduation, he convinced McVicker to go with him, and together they wrote The Canticle of the Plains, a musical in which McVicker starred (and later made his recorded debut on the accompanying soundtrack album). He began work on his debut album in 1997, with <a href="spotify:artist:4FyajimoqTX6uSnMnsLvvS">Mullins</a> installed as co-producer; shortly after completing the record, both musicians were scheduled to perform live at a Wichita benefit, but they never arrived -- on September 19, <a href="spotify:artist:4FyajimoqTX6uSnMnsLvvS">Mullins</a> was killed in transit in an auto accident which also left McVicker comatose. He eventually recovered, continuing <a href="spotify:artist:4FyajimoqTX6uSnMnsLvvS">Mullins</a>' ministry Compassion International as well as his own burgeoning solo career -- his self-titled debut finally appeared in 1998. Chasing the Horizon followed three years later. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

Mitch McVicker

Where the Earth Makes No Sound

A Shrugging of the Shoulders

The Acceptance of And

Live in Morton

The Grey (When Black & White Fade)

Underneath

Always Believe

Love Will Rise

Without Looking Down

Chasing the Horizon

In Other Words

Behind the Lightning

Walking Through the Dark

Everything Shines