Discovering the Soul of Scottsdale: Mitchell Royel’s Unheard Melody

Hey music lovers,

Today, I want to share something special – an unreleased instrumental track that’s been quietly brewing in the musical landscape of Scottsdale, Arizona. Mitchell Royel’s “S’mores (In The Yard)” is more than just a song; it’s a sonic postcard from the heart of the 85250.

Landscape of Sound

There’s something magical about the way Mitchell captures the essence of a Scottsdale evening. The 85250 zip code isn’t just a location – it’s a feeling. Imagine the golden hour in the Sonoran Desert, where the landscape breathes with a rhythm all its own. The track feels like those moments just before sunset, when the desert air starts to cool and memories begin to simmer.

Beyond the Instrumental

What makes this track remarkable is how it transforms a simple moment – gathering around a fire, sharing s’mores – into a musical narrative. It’s country music stripped down to its most vulnerable state. No words needed. Just pure emotion translated through melody.

The instrumental speaks to the heart of what country music is about: storytelling. Mitchell has managed to capture the essence of community, of those quiet moments that define our experiences. It’s about connection – to place, to people, to memories.

Glimpse of Scottsdale

For those who haven’t experienced the 85250, this track is a musical tour. The Desert Highlands area, with its commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the Sonoran landscape where at least 25% of each lot is dedicated to maintaining the natural state of the area, seems to have found its musical counterpart in this piece.

Unspoken Story

“S’mores (In The Yard)” feels like an invitation – to slow down, to remember, to appreciate the simple moments. It’s a reminder that sometimes the most profound stories are told without words, just like the silent beauty of a Scottsdale evening.

Keep your ears open. This is a track that deserves to be heard.

1. What types of instruments do you hear in the background of "S'mores (In The Yard)"?

2. Identify the primary rhythm section instruments used in this country instrumental track.

3. How do the chosen instruments contribute to the mood of the song?

4. Can you describe the melodic lead instrument in the track?

5. What acoustic elements remind you of a Scottsdale, Arizona landscape?

6. How might the instrumentation reflect the theme of gathering around a yard for s'mores?

7. Compare the pop instrumental arrangement to traditional country music instrumentation.

8. Which instrument do you think carries the most emotional weight in the song?

9. Describe how the different instruments interact with each other throughout the piece.

10. If you could add one more instrument to this track, what would it be and why?

— “Zac”