Many of the songs associated with Secular Solstice[1] have strong EA themes, or were explicitly written with EA in mind.A few of the more directly EA songs that I like:
“Brighter Than Today,” the prototypical Solstice song, about the possibility of a brighter future.
“The Circle,” about the expanding moral circle (more literal / less subtle than “Draw the Circle Wide,” which I also like!)
“Five Thousand Years” and “Here and Now” for longtermism.
“Hymn to Breaking Strain” (a setting of a Kipling poem) is not about doing good per se, but feels extremely EA to me.
Lots of resources at that link, also an overlapping list of solstice songs here.
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Many of the songs associated with Secular Solstice[1] have strong EA themes, or were explicitly written with EA in mind.
A few of the more directly EA songs that I like:
“Brighter Than Today,” the prototypical Solstice song, about the possibility of a brighter future.
“The Circle,” about the expanding moral circle (more literal / less subtle than “Draw the Circle Wide,” which I also like!)
“Five Thousand Years” and “Here and Now” for longtermism.
“Hymn to Breaking Strain” (a setting of a Kipling poem) is not about doing good per se, but feels extremely EA to me.
Lots of resources at that link, also an overlapping list of solstice songs here.