Mitch Allan is enjoying the success of his Jonas Brothers single "Play My Music" created for Disney's hit series Camp Rock. Mitch also wrote/produced Diego Gonzalez' 1st single "Perdido En Ti" off his new album Indigo (EMI), which ranked Top 5 in Mexico. Zomba artists Arnie Miriello and Lesly Roy each feature Mitch's songs and productions on their recent debut albums. Mitch also wrote the Backstreet Boys song "Something That I Already Know" from their album Unbreakable, and recently co-wrote the 1st single "Lost", from Faith Hill's greatest hits album, entitled The Hits. He also wrote/produced on Chris Daughtry's #1 multi-platinum debut album, Hilary Duff's gold record Dignity, and on the sophomore album for international multi-platinum EMI Latin artist Belinda. Her 2nd hit single "Bella Traicion", written by Mitch, received a 2008 Latin Grammy nomination for Song Of The Year. The song scored Top 10 on the Mexican Singles chart, and Top 15 on the U.S. Hot Latin Tracks chart.

Mitch emerged on the rock scene in 2000 as the lead-singer/songwriter for SR-71. Penning the #2 Modern Rock hit "Right Now", SR-71 went on to sell over 1 million records. The single went on to appear in over a dozen films including Loser, Dude, Where's My Car?, and American Pie. Less than two years later, SR-71's second album, Tomorrow, written and co-produced by Allan, was released, producing another Top 15 single and catapulting worldwide sales to over 1 million. After establishing himself as an artist, Mitch began writing and producing for other artists, starting with the hit single "1985", for Bowling For Soup, which was certified Digital Triple Platinum and holds the iTunes record for most downloads in a single week.