Mike Sabath Brings "Good Energy" on Warner Records Debut
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Mike Sabath was born and raised in New York and has had music flowing out of him since before he knew how to work a computer. He had an inclination to start creating music in 4th grade with his first song “The Carlie Song” which he wrote for his elementary school crush to express how he felt about her before they both went away to summer camp.
Throughout middle school and high school, Mike wrote and recorded songs in his basement daily, which eventually brought him to Los Angeles where he and his manager, Don Issac, would sneak into studios to have recording sessions before anybody knew who they were.
By the time he was 18, Mike had some high-profile studio sessions under his belt and was featured in The New Yorker who called him “The teenage hitmaker from Westchester County”. Mike deferred his admission to Harvard to pursue music full-time and that decision really paid off as he has now written and produced hundreds of songs and is one of the industry’s most sought after songwriters and producers.
After achieving incredible success as a young producer and songwriter working with Lizzo, Miguel, J Balvin, Meghan Trainor, Usher, Selena Gomez, Eddie Benjamin and more, multi-instrumentalist Mike Sabath makes his Warner Records debut with his infectious new song “Good Energy”.
Not only did Mike co-produce Meghan Trainor’s 2019 single “Wave,” he featured on the track and performed with the Grammy-winning superstar on The Voice and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He now returns to the forefront with his first solo artist release for Warner Records.
“I made this song before the current state of the world all went down. It was tapped into a place of bliss and you can feel it, it’s real. It’s not like I was trying to make a ‘good energy’ song, it was like, I was just feeling great…and I need the song personally right now and I know other people need it too.”
“Good Energy” truly is a feel-good song that makes you want to get up, dance and have a good ol’ time. The instrumentation and production are reminiscent of ‘The 20/20 Experience’ era Justin Timberlake (think Take Back The Night). The riveting hook and punchy bass lines add a ton of character to the song, taking it to the next level. It is one of those songs that you can put on blast no matter the occasion and get an instant serotonin boost. With an impressive catalog of hits under his songwriting belt and a debut single in “Good Energy”, Mike Sabath is headed on just the right track towards musical success. I’m sure we’ll be hearing a lot more from him in time to come!