Anbarasan Mitchell’s “Make My Day” is a Love Letter to the World, and a Nod to Clint Eastwood
Written by Atomic Newsroom on 26 May 2025
Sometimes a song isn’t about chasing fame, it’s about chasing a feeling.
For Anbarasan Mitchell, music has always been that kind of outlet: pure, meaningful, and from the heart. His latest single, “Make My Day”, borrows its iconic title from a Clint Eastwood one-liner, but it’s not just a movie reference, it’s a celebration of the moments, places, and people that lift us up.
Written during a reflective period of thinking about global cultures and memorable movie moments, Make My Day is part travel postcard, part anthem of gratitude. It name-drops famous destinations and sentiments alike, but the feeling at its core is simple: joy. And not just his own, Anbarasan’s mission is to put smiles on the faces of everyone who listens.
A special thanks also goes to Greg Powell on saxophone and Chalkie White on guitar, who brought their unique talents to one of the recording sessions and helped shape the sound of Make My Day with warmth and soul.
You won’t find Anbu, as his friends call him, promoting himself on social media. He’s not in it for followers or streams. This is the same young man who turned down Australian Idol, who once wrote an entire song in a dream, and who invited his two younger brothers into the studio to sing harmony vocals on Make My Day, just to make it special.
It’s that kind of spirit that carries this track. Joy shared is joy doubled. And in a world that’s too often serious, “Make My Day” feels like a postcard from someone who made it through the storm, and just wants to share the sunshine.
So, if you’re ready for a smile, a memory, or a spark of wanderlust, hit play.
Stream “Make My Day” by Anbarasan Mitchell now on Atomic.
