Mickey Jas Is unapologetically An “Angel Child”
It’s with great confidence and integrity that American artist Mickey Jas reveals himself in the guise of a model child, through his latest tune "Angel Child". With a rather peculiar musical style, split between indie pop and alternative R&B, the young artist shines a light on social expectations, as he gives his insight on the definition of the word "cool".
Considering that nowadays, many people tend to distance themselves from their identity in order to force their integration into social circles that they would describe as "cool", this track would serve as a source of inspiration to convey the message "Be yourself, You're already cool".
Mickey is the kind of artist who doesn't try to blend in by adopting the standards set by the mainstream. He remains unapologetically true to his style and character and this is reflected in his music. Stream below.

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