Azizi Gibson & AK the Savior Team Up on ‘Change That Back’ Video

Azizi Gibson teams up with The Underachievers’ AK the Savior for new single and music video ‘Change That Back.’ Watch ‘Change That Back’ Here.

Hennessy in hand, Azizi Gibson spits melancholy bars across the outskirts of Los Angeles, like he’s on the outside looking down into the city. AK the Savior cuts through with sharp raps as he and Azizi’s hyper-reflective sweatsuits strobe, creating an almost siren effect on the video. With an overcast tinge, ‘Change That Back’ is a dark and gloomy feat.

Image Credit: Cover Art

In 2020, Azizi Gibson has dropped a string of singles to accompany his December 13th album Chimera Act (stream here). Released through his independent label preHistoric Records, Chimera Act is an introspective dive into inner demons, personal growth, and sinister fantasies, all delivered with a hint of mischievous charm. Azizi Gibson will be supporting Chimera Act on the road this Spring on his Follow The Leader tour. Kicking off on April 23rd, Azizi Gibson will be making 21 stops across the US – including Seattle, Oakland, Austin, Atlanta, Washington DC, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and more. All Tickets Here.

Azizi Gibson is a staple in the alternative hip hop world, first catching interest from Flying Lotus and his Brainfeeder record label in 2013. Receiving critical acclaim for his debut mixtape Ghost in the Shell, Azizi Gibson became one of the most sought after rappers in the LA hip hop scene, collaborating with the likes of DJ Paul, Waka Flocka Flame and THEY. He has since released three albums through his own label preHistoric Records to additional acclaim and has asserted himself as one of the most promising hip hop artists in today’s landscape.

‘Change That Back (feat. AK the Savior)’ is available now on all platforms.

The Los Angeles Rapper heads out on his Follow The Leader Tour this Spring.
Tickets Here.

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