MacEagon Voyce

As a child, MacEagon Voyce had a debilitating stutter. He was a hopeless bearer of his own last name.

Singing & writing were ways to cheat it, but he was still bullied. A rift emerged between himself & a self-image he named "Moon Man," & he lost trust in his voice.

Until, at Vice, he interviewed the stuttering composer Alvin Lucier, who inspired him to write about his alter ego.

He discovered other characters, too, & gave them a storytelling container called Braneworld.

Channeling emotive vocalists like Jeff Buckley, his music became a conversation between these selves. He realized everyone has moon people, & that Braneworld was not just his.

So he developed Meridians, a participatory performance where audiences worldwide explore their hidden selves & co-create Braneworld characters.

The singer-songwriter explores these themes in Guided by Voyces, a newsletter & conversation series with other artists about the space between who we are & who we present.

Welcome to Braneworld.