Michael Boezi

Singles | Michael Boezi

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Individualism is our common enemy; positive change is a collective effort.

With that, I have been writing and releasing this series of singles to invite reflection in a non-confrontational way. To use the privilege I have to shine a light on what I've learned – and especially what I've UNLEARNED.

Society suffers under decades of programming and propaganda – and we are waking up. But the algorithms will try to keep us apart because this is what those in power fear the most – that we learn from each other's experiences.

Behind-the scenes: View "process shots" of my progress.  

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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?

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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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Shiver

Numbness is what they want – it keeps us paralyzed to action. Feel something. Throw kindling on your empathy and let your anger burn. Action is the antidote to apathy.

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Fever

Disinformation is deployed by those in power to keep us apart, distracted by tribalism and bitter in-fighting. Collective action is only possible when we see and experience commonality and cohesion.

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Blind Spot

A switch flips and you do something unexpected. Before you know it, you’re on a journey of self-reflection. On a winding road of personal growth, confronting past versions of yourself. But are we too late?

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Lifelike

How do we know what’s real anymore? When we’re surrounded by things such as AI, chatbots, and deepfakes – it’s disorienting. That’s on purpose, of course. It makes urgent the trivial and unimportant to keep our attention focused away from the systems of power and oppression.

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Transparent

If we live like everything is a transaction, we end up feeling spent all the time. Each personal encounter converted into units of distorted value: “Every glance, a business deal.” But what happens “when the attention starts to wane?”