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Michael Boezi

Latest albums: No Love Songs, Vol. 1 & 2


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The current system doesn’t work (obviously) – it’s time to rebuild something new in its place. This is up to us, artists like you and me – we’ll do so with humanism, empathy, inclusion, and equality. (ART)ICULATE is the operating instructions for a leaderless collective… including you!

(Art)iculate


Finding connection where it’s not immediately obvious. This podcast is a companion to (ART)ICULATE, the operating instructions for a leaderless collective of artists/optimists (that’s you!) who will reimagine and rewrite the roadmap of our future.

Apophenic

Most Recent Releases

Nothing to Learn

Why are we determined to keep ignoring history’s obvious lessons? New project with a new process, particularly current and topical this week: “Nothing to Learn” is NOW LIVE on Bandcamp, Soundcloud, and EVEN, and will launch on all streaming services (except Spotify) on 3/31.

No Love Songs, Vol. 2

No Love Songs, Vol. 2 is about how we’re all in this together and no one’s coming to save us, how silence isn’t a great strategy as life goes on amid daily horrors, how old habits and ideas imprison us, and finding the energy to build an inclusive and equitable world.

Doing Any Good

I’m tired of having very little impact, how about you? This song reflects the sense of exhaustion we all feel from living through American decline. It’s the first [early release] single from Vol. 2 of “No Love Songs,” due out this fall.

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More Recent Releases

No Love Songs, Vol. 1

No Love Songs, Vol. 1 is about how to create the conditions for change and fight for our own survival, opting out of capitalism’s grip and leaving behind past versions of ourselves, and how to take care of one another and stay human as technology takes over.

Read Me Out

It’s clear we’re at the End of Something. Dying democracy, rise of authoritarianism, impending climate catastrophe, and unspeakable violence daily. Complete system failure feels imminent, doesn’t it?

Knocks

There’s a sense of exhaustion that we all feel from the intensity of the past decade. Capitalism depletes our energy: How do we respond to it?

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