As toxic masculinity becomes an increasingly apparent scourge of our society, artists everywhere are taking up the mantle and addressing the issue head-on. Earlier this year we praised Henry Jamison’s sophomore album Gloria Duplex for its transformational examination on what it means to “be a man”; last month we examined GRAE’s empowering anti-harrassment song “Woman’s World,” and just last week we featured Myylo’s “Sad Boys,” which aims to “create a safe space for men to express their feelings.”
By Mitch Mosk
