Lord Script marks one year of The Undeniable EP

Durban rapper Lord Script is celebrating a year since the release of The Undeniable EP, his fifth studio project, according to SA Hip Hop Mag. He marked the occasion with a post on Instagram, thanking the listeners who have kept the music playing.

“Thank You For The Love,” Lord Script wrote in the post, adding a word of appreciation for everyone who has been streaming the project.

What the EP offered

The Undeniable EP came out on 31 October 2025 through VeeArtMedia Music Global. It has eight tracks and runs for roughly 22 minutes. The source describes its sound as trap-based, with storytelling drawn from street life and a strong link to the rapper’s Southern African roots.

Several guests appear on the project:

• 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”
• Andoidinski on “Amamenemene”

The remaining tracks are “Take Me Home” and “Sacrifices”, the latter described as reflective.

A long career on his own terms

Lord Script was born Lethukuthula Mntungwana and has been making music for more than 15 years, working as an independent artist. He is also known as “King of the South”, “Lord of the Trap” and “Our Father”. The EP follows three earlier projects: Our Father in 2024, King of the South 2 in 2023 and Monotheism in 2020. Together they tie his catalogue closely to his upbringing in Durban.

The EP has also stayed visible through its videos. Music videos were released for “Isaladi”, “Drip On Me”, “Aura (oGcabashe)” and “Ngeke Ningmele II”, which gave those songs a longer life after their first release.

The rapper has kept releasing music alongside the anniversary. His latest single is “Umoya”, featuring WTF Efelow and Issi.

Where to listen

Anyone who wants to revisit the project can find The Undeniable EP on major streaming platforms. For fans of Durban hip-hop, the anniversary is also a good moment to catch up on the music videos and the new single.

This story is based on reporting by SA Hip Hop Mag.