“Diss Topia” is more than a play on “dystopia” - it’s a thematic dissection of our current state of disconnection. Through intricate rhyme schemes, poetic meter, and philosophical insight, Gibson uses each track to expose a different facet of society's decline.

This five-track independent release fuses conscious hip-hop, poetic mathcore, diss culture, and dark philosophical commentary. Each track is a weapon in a meta war against digital dilution and systemic decay - from the satirical venom of #DISS, to the razor-sharp logic of Dissometry, to the unapologetic rawness of F U Society, which has already struck a nerve on global indie radio.

Antoin Gibson blends scientific precision, poetic venom, and brutal honesty into Diss Topia - an EP dissecting society with elegance and rage.

“Diss Topia” is Antoin Gibson’s unapologetic return to the mic - a fiercely intellectual, genre-defiant EP that confronts algorithmic ignorance, social suppression, and modern decay with sharp lyricism and cutting wit.

For fans of anti-establishment narratives, intelligent lyricism, and underground rebellion. Antoin Gibson doesn’t just break genre boxes - she incinerates them.

"Serene Despair"

The title, a paradox but a perfect encapsulation of my concept. It's an EP that to my surprise is unique, a concept not done before but is something I've always had fascination, connection, intrigue and was always going to be an essential artistic piece.

Serene Despair is a concept EP that reimagines five mythological femme fatale figures: Succubus, Morrigan, Siren, Medusa, and Banshee through immersive personal narratives and genre-bending to fit each lore both lyrically, performance, sonic-soundscape so every track has a different genre-blending and style that allows for musicality to be enjoyed by everyone whether you like dark pop, electronic darkwave dance club music, ethereal ballads, cinematic pieces, it is all contained in "Serene Despair" and connected through a sound cohesive concept and track order.

Each track is a personal embodiment of their original lore: not referenced by name, but felt through mood, emotion, and sound. It allows Universality where you don't need to be a deep mythological lore fan to be enjoyable to enjoy and interpret the songs as the musical pieces they are. The deeper meanings give extra reward to those who do know, wish to know more and enjoy deeper meanings of the mystic wonders.

The EP explores the sinister beauty, power, and isolation of these mythic beings, fusing lush production with lyrical depth. Rather than modern pop tropes who may mention an entity in name as a passing lyric in a way that is a dilution of the rich heritage, culture and origins that I felt compelled and passionate about this release, it draws on their true origins - making mythology visceral and emotionally modern. A paradox of haunting serenity and aching despair, this is not just music; it’s a ritual.

Serene Despair marked Gibson's first time hosting a full radio segment on "Soundcheck with Chris Redjam" that aired on August 31st on UK radio stations Aspen Waite and Deal Radio UK, as well as US radio station KDUB. Gibson personally speaks and breaks down the making and meanings of each track as well as playing each track on air.