Bruegel's Office Front Cover

Bruegel's Office

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Five hundred years ago, there was a painter who devoted his life to observing people.

Some smile.
Some celebrate.
Some feel envy.
Some quietly hide their disappointment.

None of them are villains.
They are simply human.

Bruegel's Office imagines a simple question:
What if Pieter Bruegel the Elder painted a modern office?

Blending Detroit Trap with Alt Pop, the song follows two coworkers who started on the very same day.

They shared the same training.
They laughed together.
They dreamed of the future together.

Years later, one receives a promotion.

"I'm happy for you."

The words are true.

Yet somewhere deep inside, another voice quietly asks,

"Why not me?"

Rather than judging that feeling, the song embraces it as part of being human.

In Bruegel's paintings, there is never just one protagonist.
Every person carries a different story.
Every face has a different expression.
Every life has its own color.

Five hundred years have passed,
yet people still compare,
still celebrate one another,
and still keep moving forward.

Another "What Could Have Happened Instead?"
from W.A.C.C.H.I..

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