Today, Toronto’s dynamic and multi-talented singer-songwriter OXYBUZ debuts his new single “Flawed.” Penned about the disintegration of a relationship and highlighting the different ways we are being disconnected from one another, “Flawed” is tongue-in-cheek ode that perfectly exemplifies what the underground rising singer-songwriter is becoming known for: an artist who blends genres seamlessly and blurs the lines between alternative and R&B.

When asked about the inspiration behind “Flawed” OXYBUZ states, “Flawed is about the degradation of relationships between people. Whether it's a relationship or a friendship, flawed is about how selfishness prevails in people and with how the world is moving now, I feel like connections from person to person are breaking apart more than ever. I took the perspective of both sides, showing how most of us are hypocrites when it comes to judging how others treat us, because in the end we all have our own best interests at heart.”

“Flawed” is just one of many eclectic and thought-provoking tracks on OXYBUZ’s new EP, “Gaia,” an artist project where OXYBUZ found inspiration by looking at the end of time — whether it be through climate change, personal relationships, or other instances where things are falling apart. Utilizing his signature anthemic vocals and euphoric sonic, dipping in-between melancholy expressions and cinematic visuals through his artwork, OXYBUZ is not just an artist that can merely be listened to — he must be experienced.