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DJ Sam Seed Bridges “The Unaligned” (EP Review)

info@rapgriot.comBy info@rapgriot.comFebruary 27, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read5 Views
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This is the solo debut extended play from London, England, United Kingdom producer & disc jockey DJ Sam Seed. Someone’s who caught my attention in the last couple years after producing the “Chardikala (Chardi Color)” interlude off Chino XL’s 6th album Darkness & Other Colors in November 2024 as well as “Rafiki Books” off Vinnie Paz’ 9th album God Sent Vengeance almost 7 months afterwards. He would sign to the Croydon underground imprint Hidden Hobby Records this past summer & has compiled The Unaligned as a way of properly introducing himself.

“Live on the Road” by Blade & Kool Keith opens up with both MCs over a rap rock beat explaining that each of them knows who they are whereas “Digging My Grave” by Eskar & Ill Bill finds the pair talking about doing things their way. “Whole New Chapter” by Kurious & Only1OnlySon works in a soul sample so they can show off their lyrical fluencies leading into “Freedom or Death” by Ill Sykes, Lord Goat & Ruste Juxx suggesting not to waste your breath since those are our only 2 choices.

Ghostface Killah joins bood & Montener the Menace on my personal favorite song “Wu Who?” blending hardcore & industrial hip hop just before “Drive You Insane” by Cymarshall Law, Farma G & Hypnopottomas continues the sampling talking about troubles & pain plaguing the world as we know it. “False Narrative” by Lord Goat & Scorzayzee hops over a piano to boast their respectively scientific scriptures prior A-F-R-O & Jr. Disprol sending it all off by having them set the “Microphone on Fire”.

Noticing that rappers from the both UK & the United States remain largely unaligned even when they share the same artistic ideals & many local producers around DJ Sam Seed’s neck of the woods landing international placements to this day, he amasses a guest list of veterans from both counties who prioritize integrity over fame paying homage to older hip hop icons & established talent from the current underground scene whilst showcasing younger emerging artists who haven’t been given a platform until now. The Unaligned represents unity, the long enduring sound of global underground hip hop through the decades & a symbol of what can be achieved when those who are unaligned with the mainstream band together for a greater good.

Score: 7/10





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