Antoin Gibson delivers a track that demands attention. “Diss Qualification” hits with precision and intent, inviting you to listen closely and catch every detail.
The city of London has its own Antoin Gibson, an artist who has established a name as one of the most daring lyrical figures in the UK – a genre-blending provocateur whose creativity thrives on confrontation and directness. Gibson is both the leader of Circum Sonus and the initiator of their own creative habitat: he produces, writes, and plays with the type of rebellion that makes art activism. Their record encompasses grime, trap, political hip-hop, and experimentation rap and every release is full of intellectual aggression and unblushing self-awareness.
Gibson attacks the very core of hypocrisy with Diss Qualification, the government systems that do not serve the people at all and the process of gentrification that destroys whole neighborhoods under the pretext of urban renewal. The outcome is an anthem that could be described as uniting both fire and focus, and this provides the audience with a critique and a call to arms.
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