Lord Script Celebrates One Year of ‘The Undeniable EP’ With Message of Gratitude

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Lord Script Celebrates One Year of ‘The Undeniable EP’ With Message of Gratitude. Durban rapper Lord Script is looking back on a memorable chapter in his musical journey as his fifth studio project, The Undeniable EP, officially marks its first anniversary.

Lord Script Celebrates One Year of ‘The Undeniable EP’ With Message of Gratitude

The rapper took to Instagram to celebrate the milestone, sharing a message of appreciation for everyone who has continued to support and stream the 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 wrote.

Originally released on October 31, 2025, through VeeArtMedia Music Global, The Undeniable EP arrived as an eight-track offering that captured Lord Script’s artistic identity through smooth trap production, street-inspired storytelling and a strong connection to his Southern African roots.

Running for approximately 22 minutes, the project brought together an impressive lineup of collaborators, including 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.” The EP also features “Take Me Home” and the reflective “Sacrifices.”

Born Lethukuthula Mntungwana, Lord Script has spent more than 15 years carving out his place in South African hip-hop as an independent artist. Also recognised by names such as “King of the South,” “Lord of the Trap” and “Our Father,” he has built a catalogue that reflects his consistency and dedication to his craft. The Undeniable EP followed projects such as Monotheism (2020), King of the South 2 (2023) and Our Father (2024), further adding to a musical journey deeply connected to his Durban upbringing.

The project has also enjoyed an extended run through its accompanying visuals, with music videos released for “Isaladi,” “Drip On Me,” “Aura (oGcabashe)” and “Ngeke Ningmele II.” These releases helped give several of the EP’s standout records a longer life beyond their initial release.

While celebrating the project’s anniversary, Lord Script has not slowed down musically. His recent releases include the Durban-rooted single “Umoya,” featuring WTF Efelow and Issi, as he continues to build on his independent catalogue.

One year later, the rapper’s message serves as a reminder of the relationship between an artist and the listeners who keep their music alive. For Lord Script, whose career is built around independence and ownership of his masters, the continued support surrounding The Undeniable EP is another reason to celebrate.

Listeners can revisit The Undeniable EP on major streaming platforms as Lord Script continues his journey in South African hip-hop.

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