BAWON "World World (Committee of 300)" [VIDEO]

BAWON arrives on the second video from Winter In America (The Epstein Files Disclosure) with a track that uses Gil Scott-Heron's legacy as a moral compass rather than a mere reference point. Formerly recording as Stalin The Innercity Rebel, the Queens artist has rebranded and refocused — and the rebrand carries conceptual weight. "World World (Committee of 300)" goes directly at institutional power, shadow governance, and media complicity, shot at a cemetery with documentary footage woven into the visual. The boom bap production keeps the record grounded in East Coast tradition while the lyrical content pushes toward the kind of unfiltered political writing that conscious hip-hop often approaches but rarely commits to fully. Free Em All Records functions as both imprint and statement — a structure built to avoid the exact conflicts of interest the music describes. Covered by both The Source and Hype Magazine, the project has already moved beyond the underground-only circuit without compromising the message or the independence.