Giving Up On Words
Emerging from New York, Mindchatter is the alias of Bryce Connolly — a singer, songwriter and producer whose music blurs the lines between introspective songwriting and forward-thinking electronics.
With Giving Up On Words, Connolly delivers his boldest statement yet — a sonic manifesto where shimmering synths and emotive vocals converge to explore the quiet conflicts within thought and feeling.   Known for weaving depth into dance, his previous albums already revealed an artist unafraid to challenge norms — now he leans fully into vulnerability and catharsis.
At once intimate and expansive, Giving Up On Words invites listeners to lean into the tension between resisting and releasing—and in doing so, become part of a journey that feels as universal as it is personal.
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Giving Up On Words
Emerging from New York, Mindchatter is the alias of Bryce Connolly — a singer, songwriter and producer whose music blurs the lines between introspective songwriting and forward-thinking electronics.
With Giving Up On Words, Connolly delivers his boldest statement yet — a sonic manifesto where shimmering synths and emotive vocals converge to explore the quiet conflicts within thought and feeling.   Known for weaving depth into dance, his previous albums already revealed an artist unafraid to challenge norms — now he leans fully into vulnerability and catharsis.
At once intimate and expansive, Giving Up On Words invites listeners to lean into the tension between resisting and releasing—and in doing so, become part of a journey that feels as universal as it is personal.
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Emerging from New York, Mindchatter is the alias of Bryce Connolly — a singer, songwriter and producer whose music blurs the lines between introspective songwriting and forward-thinking electronics.
With Giving Up On Words, Connolly delivers his boldest statement yet — a sonic manifesto where shimmering synths and emotive vocals converge to explore the quiet conflicts within thought and feeling.   Known for weaving depth into dance, his previous albums already revealed an artist unafraid to challenge norms — now he leans fully into vulnerability and catharsis.
At once intimate and expansive, Giving Up On Words invites listeners to lean into the tension between resisting and releasing—and in doing so, become part of a journey that feels as universal as it is personal.
