Jim Mitchell, the enduring figure of outlaw country, is poised to unveil his latest musical narrative, "Repeat Offender," on November 17th through Mother West. This is his fourth studio journey, and it's a profound distillation of a life lived at the edges - a mosaic of triumphs and trials, both within the industry and beyond. Rejecting the gloss of contemporary country-pop, Mitchell's new album stands as a testament to raw, unvarnished storytelling.

Born to a tempestuous wandering minstrel, Mitchell's craft was forged in the crucible of "hobo jungles," where life's gritty realities were his constant companions. He reflects on his upbringing with a nod to folk legend Woody Guthrie's spirit, sans the political overtones. By his twelfth year, Mitchell's initiation into the rites of adulthood had commenced, a testament to the unorthodox upbringing under his father's wing.

"Repeat Offender" emerges as a masterwork of songwriting, imbued with the wisdom of an old soul. It's a collection of songs that transcends time, weaving narratives that resonate deeply with the listener's own tapestry of experiences. Mitchell's songbook never veers into self-importance, instead offering a window into the collective heart with levity and grace.

In support of "Repeat Offender," Mitchell is set to continue his relentless touring ethos, a marathon of live performances that often surpasses 150 shows annually. Accompanying the album's release, fans can anticipate a series of music and lyric videos for each of the singles, offering a visual complement to his lyrical odyssey.