Rising through the ranks of the music industry, pop rock artist Kate Klein has just dropped her latest single, “In My Mind We’re All Insane.” This independent track, mixed by the seasoned producer Austin Seltzer (known for his work with artists like Royal and the Serpent, Maggie Lindemann, and Beauty School Dropout), seamlessly fuses pop sensibilities with an alt-rock, guitar-driven sound. Kate Klein’s bold and hard-hitting delivery in “In My Mind We’re All Insane” solidifies her position as an explosive artist with remarkable staying power.
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“In My Mind We’re All Insane” defies easy genre categorization, emerging as a dance anthem that delves into the tumultuous nature of life’s highs and lows while celebrating them. Kate, in a display of vulnerability, openly discusses her personal struggle to maintain mental well-being in her day-to-day life. Her lyrics reflect the spectrum of her emotions, from moments of fear and vulnerability (“Days I’m terrified of my dangerous mind/Days I’m just too dehydrated to cry”) to times of exhilaration (“Some days I feel life is f***ing beautiful”). By infusing an energetic beat with a profound message of resilience, the song encapsulates the idea of transforming pain into a celebration. “In My Mind We’re All Insane” underscores the universal truth that, in the end, we’re all a bit unconventional, and perhaps it’s time to embrace it.
Kate Klein reflects on her song, saying, “There are days where I wake up feeling low, like nothing matters and I’m questioning my entire existence. And then there are days I wake up feeling so powerful. There’s this expectation we all have to have the perfect life: success, popularity, lots of friends, the perfect career, and perfect relationships. We live in a sort of glass house where we avoid life’s ups and downs. But I don’t think it’s possible to learn anything from stillness and perfection. We all feel low sometimes, and it’s okay to have bad days. Life is not perfect.”
