Even though Mitch Grassi loved a cappella from a young age, he eventually needed to do more. That's where his duo Superfruit and his solo project, Messer, came in. Branching out from the world of a cappella gave Grassi a whole new world of possibility.
"There are more options sound-wise and you can layer as much as you want," Grassi explained to BUILD Series. "It's less of a puzzle to put together, I would say." Of course, with more freedom comes more unknown territory, which, as Scott Hoying explained, could be "daunting."
While moving on from a cappella was an opportunity for Grassi to move on from certain musical restrictions, it was also a chance to express himself properly. "If I had to be totally someone else — be totally G-Rated and could never step outside any little G-Rated box, I'd go crazy," he revealed to Out.
