Being trapped in a relationship with a narcissist can make you feel confused, tired, and alone.
One day, the person may treat you with love and kindness. The next day, they may blame you, control you, criticize you, or make you question your own feelings. After a while, you may stop trusting yourself.
Michael B. Sutton’s “Enough Is Enough Remix” was created for that powerful moment when you finally decide:
No more manipulation. No more disrespect. No more abuse. Enough is enough.
Buy now exclusively: www.michaelbsutton.com The Remix will be available on all digital streaming platforms: September 4, 2026
Blending the energy of 1970s soul and funk music with an empowering modern message, the remix encourages listeners to protect their peace, reclaim their voices, and remember their worth.
What Is Narcissistic Abuse?
Narcissistic abuse is a pattern of emotional and psychological behavior used to control another person.
It may include:
Gaslighting and making you question what happened
Constant criticism or humiliation
Blaming you for everything
Ignoring your feelings
Controlling your money, friendships, or decisions
Giving affection and then suddenly taking it away
Making you feel guilty for setting boundaries
Threatening, frightening, or isolating you
Abuse is not always physical. Words, manipulation, intimidation, financial control, and emotional cruelty can also cause deep pain.
Many people remain in unhealthy relationships because they hope the person will change. Others may feel afraid, financially dependent, ashamed, or unsure of what to do next.
“Enough Is Enough Remix” speaks to anyone who has reached the point where they are ready to stop accepting harmful behavior.
A Song About Finding Your Strength Again
Sometimes, it is difficult to explain what abuse feels like.
You may know that something is wrong, but you cannot find the words. Music can help express the emotions that have been hidden for too long.
Michael B. Sutton turns those emotions into a bold message of courage.
“Enough Is Enough Remix” is about choosing yourself.
It is about recognizing that love should not constantly hurt, frighten, control, or silence you. It reminds listeners that setting boundaries is not selfish and that walking away from abuse is not a failure.
Classic 1970s Soul and Funk With a Powerful Message
Michael B. Sutton brings the warmth and excitement of classic 1970s soul and funk into this empowering remix.
The music carries the confidence, rhythm, and emotional honesty of an unforgettable era. Its groove gives listeners something they can feel, while its message gives them something to remember.
This is not only a song about pain. It is a song about what happens when someone begins to heal.
It is the sound of standing up, speaking out, and refusing to be controlled any longer.
The remix turns the words “Enough is enough” into a personal declaration:
I deserve respect. I deserve peace. I deserve to feel safe. I deserve better.
You Are Not Weak for Staying
People often ask abuse survivors, “Why didn’t you just leave?”
But leaving an abusive relationship is not always simple.
A person may be scared of what will happen. They may have children, shared finances, housing concerns, or no safe place to go. They may still love the person who is hurting them. They may also have been manipulated into believing that the abuse is their fault.
It is important not to judge survivors.
Instead, listen to them. Believe them. Help them find support. Remind them that they deserve kindness and safety.
Michael B. Sutton’s song offers that same message of encouragement: your experience matters, your feelings are real, and your voice deserves to be heard.
The Moment You Say “Enough”
Taking your power back may begin with one small decision.
It could mean talking to someone you trust. It could mean creating a safety plan, speaking with a counselor, saving important documents, or learning more about emotional abuse.
It could also mean finally saying:
“I will not allow anyone to treat me this way anymore.”
Healing may take time, but every step toward peace matters.
“Enough Is Enough Remix” can become part of that journey—a song to play when you need courage, confidence, and a reminder of who you are.
Buy “Enough Is Enough Remix” by Michael B. Sutton
Are you ready to turn pain into power?
Experience Michael B. Sutton’s soulful, funk-filled anthem for survivors, truth-tellers, and anyone learning to choose themselves again.
If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services or a trusted local domestic-abuse organization. Use a safe device when searching for help if someone may be monitoring your phone or computer.
Michael B. Sutton Opens the Door to Motown’s Creative System in New Book, Inside Motown’s Golden Machine: The Years That Built Me
The producer, songwriter, and former Motown keyboardist shares personal lessons about discipline, rejection, artist development, and the craft behind lasting music.
The 52-page publication offers readers an inside look at Sutton’s experiences as a producer, songwriter, and keyboardist during Motown’s Los Angeles era from 1974 to 1979. Rather than presenting a celebrity tell-all, the book focuses on the discipline, preparation, rejection, creativity, and professional standards that helped transform raw talent into lasting artistry.
“Motown didn’t just make hits. It built artists.” — Michael B. Sutton
Through personal stories and practical observations, Sutton explores how great records were developed, why talent alone was never enough, and how persistence and creative discipline helped prepare artists and musicians for long-term careers.
A Personal Look Inside the Motown System
Inside Motown’s Golden Machine takes readers behind the scenes of an era that helped define Sutton’s work as a producer, lyricist, composer, keyboardist, and recording artist.
Sutton shares lessons drawn from his experiences within the Motown environment, including the expectations placed on musicians, the importance of preparation, and the creative process behind building memorable songs and artists.
The book also reflects on Sutton’s work connected to legendary performers, including his production work on “Cinderella Stay Awhile” for Michael Jackson.
“This book is about the years that built me,” Sutton explains. “It is about the lessons, the discipline, the setbacks, and the creative standards that stayed with me throughout my career.”
More Than Music History
Although the book offers valuable insight into Motown’s creative system, its message reaches beyond music history.
Artists, producers, songwriters, entrepreneurs, and other creatives will find lessons about consistency, resilience, professionalism, and the importance of developing a strong foundation.
Sutton’s story reminds readers that success is not created by talent alone. It requires patience, preparation, accountability, and the willingness to keep learning.
A Slim, Accessible Publication
Designed as a concise 52-page publication, Inside Motown’s Golden Machine: The Years That Built Me gives readers an accessible introduction to Sutton’s experiences and the lessons he carried forward from Motown.
The book is available in both print and digital formats:
Digital edition: $15.99 Print edition: $28.00 Print and digital edition: $28.00
Readers may preview the publication and order directly through MagCloud:
Michael B. Sutton is a producer, songwriter, musician, lyricist, composer, recording artist, and film scorer whose career is rooted in soul, R&B, funk, and the Motown tradition.
During his years at Motown, Sutton developed his skills as a songwriter, producer, and keyboardist while learning from one of the most disciplined creative systems in popular music. His work and experiences continue to influence his music, writing, production, and mentorship of other artists.
