Minni Manchester opens 'I Know Nothing' like a quiet act of resistance - a gentle neo-soul meditation rooted in the Socratic paradox that true wisdom begins with admitting what we don't understand ("All I know is I know nothing"). Inspired by the noise of the world around her: war, illness, AI creeping into art, the track opens with a prayer and carried by soft chords and Minni's soulful, beautifully ranged voice, it asks the questions many of us have stopped letting ourselves sit with: why is the sky blue, why is the ocean deep - and beneath them, something heavier. A world that no longer feels navigable. The writing moves between fear and grounding, between confusion and clarity, and the outro lingers like a question left deliberately unanswered. The accompanying animated visual of Minni's face as the cover of a book called 'I Know Nothing' mirrors that same idea: that looking closer doesn't always mean seeing more clearly. A timely, considered piece of work from an artist who clearly thinks as deeply as she feels.