Sydney producer Skeleten releases long-awaited album “Mentalized”

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Eora/Sydney-based artist Skeleten is pleased to announce the release of his long-awaited second studio album, ‘Mentalized,’ today through 2MR / Astral People Recordings, accompanied by a new video for the focus track, “Raw.”

Exploring the emotional depth of his music, Skeleten shared his thoughts on “Raw,” highlighting its personal significance. “Raw” delves into a more intimate space, different from his usual musical creations, drawing from his emotions and experiences. The initial section of the album, filled with angst and the desire to uncover authenticity, sets the tone for the revealing moment captured in “Raw,” portraying the rawness of life and its inevitable truths.

In this age of modernity, grappling with the concept of mentalizing others or self-expression in a world packed with distractions poses a complex quandary. Skeleten’s latest album, ‘Mentalized,’ strays from the utopian themes present in his debut album ‘Under Utopia’ (2023). The album delves into the internal struggles of mentalization and the feeling of being disconnected from oneself amidst the demanding challenges posed by society. Amidst these complexities lies the quest for connection, amplifying the shared struggle against adversity.

‘Mentalized’ marks a tremendous evolution in Skeleten’s approach, blending industrial and nu-metal elements with dreamlike vocals and abstract pop compositions. The infusion of fuzzy guitar tones reminiscent of indie rock from 2000s, coupled with deep house and trip-hop rhythms, craft a sonic realm that reflects Skeleten’s deep-rooted passion for dance music. Each musical layer, from the ethereal vocals to the textured guitar riffs, is a testament to Skeleten’s artistic growth and his commitment to remaining grounded in his artistic roots.

Skeleten’s creative universe extends beyond his music, enveloping his fans in a vivid auditory and visual journey. Every music video, art piece, and live visual are curated with meticulous attention, showcasing his dedication to crafting a cohesive and immersive experience.

In conclusion, ‘Mentalized’ pays homage to Skeleten’s journey as a musical storyteller, weaving his unique sound and aesthetic into a multifaceted exploration of contemporary existence. As you dive into the depths of his latest creation, ask yourself – are you ready to experience the raw intensity of ‘Mentalized’?

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