Mindchatter Releases Debut Album 'Imaginary Audience'

**Indie-electronic producer Mindchatter delivers a stunning debut album entitled Imaginary Audience that’s out now on Mind of a Genius Records!**

If you were looking for a new album to explore as the colder months set in, then look no further than Imaginary Audience by Mindchatter. This songwriter, vocalist, and indie-electronic producer created some buzz for his debut album over the past few months while dropping singles like “Paradise” and “Days Go Slow,” but now, the full release is out for your listening pleasure on Mind of a Genius Records.

Clocking in at 13 tracks in total, Imaginary Audience is a blend of delicate, emotional tones and vocals that grab the soul of anyone who listens. Throughout the course of the album, Mindchatter offers up serene soundscapes to explore as he opens up lyrically to give us all a glimpse into his own growth as an artist as the internal battles of self-acceptance and self-improvement are put on display.

Each track on his debut album is carefully crafted and perfect to listen to while the rain pours down outside or you’re evening plans are cozying up to a warm fire. Standouts on Imaginary Audience include the aforementioned singles, but others like “Choose A Side,” “Scared To Go Home,” and “It’s Been You” also left a lasting impression as Mindchatter explores thematic elements that are relatable with the current state of the world. Don’t sleep on this album if you’ve been searching for some fresh sounds to soak in this year, it’s a gem!

I perform for an imaginary audience every day. Every decision I make, the audience is present. It’s at the edge of its seat to judge the shirt I put on in the morning and cross out the lyrics I write at night. It’s there to snicker when I trip on the street and admire me as I blast gangster rap in the gym. Everything creative and positive I’ve achieved has been when the imaginary audience wasn’t watching. Soon I’ll realize it hasn’t been watching this whole time… no ones looking, no one’s listening, no one cares… They’re way too wrapped up in their own imaginary audience. The way we censor ourselves based on fear of judgment is a major interest for me lyrically and artistically because it’s such a common but often unrecognized source of suffering.
Mindchatter

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