Lord Script Reflects on a Year Since ‘The Undeniable EP’ Launch With Grateful Thoughts. Durban rapper Lord Script is taking the time to reflect on an important phase in his music career as his fifth studio project, The Undeniable EP, reaches its one-year milestone.
Lord Script Reflects on a Year Since ‘The Undeniable EP’ Launch With Grateful ThoughtsThe artist expressed his gratitude through an Instagram post, acknowledging the ongoing support and streams for his project. “Happy 1 Year Anniversary To My 5th Studio Project TheUndeniableEP! Thank You For The Love And Everybody Who’s Been Running It Up!🫶” he remarked.
Launched on October 31, 2025, via VeeArtMedia Music Global, The Undeniable EP features eight tracks that highlight Lord Script’s distinctive style, showcasing smooth trap beats and narratives rooted in his Southern African heritage.
The project runs for about 22 minutes and includes a notable array of collaborators like Kwesta on “Ngeke Ningmele II,” Tony Dayimane on “Drip On Me,” Sastii on “Aura (oGcabashe),” Sir Trill on “Jackie Chan,” DYNA STEEZ and Slim Ego on “Isaladi,” and Andoidinski on “Amamenemene.” Other tracks are “Take Me Home” and the introspective “Sacrifices.”
Born Lethukuthula Mntungwana, Lord Script has dedicated over 15 years to establishing his presence in the South African hip-hop scene as an independent artist. Known by titles like “King of the South,” “Lord of the Trap,” and “Our Father,” he has developed a portfolio that demonstrates his reliability and commitment to music. The Undeniable EP follows previous works such as Monotheism (2020), King of the South 2 (2023), and Our Father (2024), enriching a career closely associated with his upbringing in Durban.
The project has also maintained its presence through a series of music videos for tracks like “Isaladi,” “Drip On Me,” “Aura (oGcabashe)” and “Ngeke Ningmele II.” These visuals have enhanced the longevity of some of the standout tracks from the EP.
As he marks the one-year anniversary, Lord Script remains active in music. His latest release includes the Durban-inspired single “Umoya,” featuring WTF Efelow and Issi, further expanding his independent repertoire.
One year on, the rapper’s sentiment reminds us of the vital connection between artists and the audiences that support their music. For Lord Script, whose career emphasizes independence and master ownership, the ongoing enthusiasm for The Undeniable EP is yet another occasion to celebrate.
Fans can listen to The Undeniable EP on various streaming services as Lord Script continues his evolution in South African hip-hop.
