Detroit-based rapper, entrepreneur, and label owner P.SEIZE is back with his highly anticipated new album, Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 2 (Facts on Facts)—a project that reaffirms his place as one of the most fearless voices in independent hip-hop. Known for pairing raw truth with unfiltered originality, P.SEIZE doubles down on social commentary, bold concepts, and uncompromising storytelling.
Originally born in White Plains, New York, and raised across the U.S., P.SEIZE draws from a diverse mix of cultural and musical influences to shape his one-of-a-kind sound. Over the past two decades, he has built a career on persistence, creativity, and a refusal to conform. His 2015 album A Series of Unnoticed Events introduced listeners to his unapologetic style, while standout singles like “Poison,” “Earth Is Flat / NASA Lies,” and “The Ones That Ride” showcased his ability to blend hard-hitting beats with thought-provoking narratives.
The Tin Foil Hat Facts series is at the heart of his artistry. With Vol. 1, P.SEIZE challenged mainstream narratives and invited listeners to look deeper. Now, Vol. 2 sharpens that vision with even heavier bars, layered concepts, and a message rooted in pushing boundaries and questioning the world around us.
What makes this release even more powerful is the man behind it. In November 2022, P.SEIZE survived a life-changing accident that left him a quadriplegic. Many would have stopped—but he refused. Instead, his resilience has fueled a stronger dedication to both his craft and his community. Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 2 isn’t just another album—it’s living proof that strength, creativity, and purpose can’t be silenced.
Outside of music, P.SEIZE is the founder of The Tin Foil Hat Factory, a hybrid record label and clothing line that embodies his independence and vision. More than a brand, it’s a lifestyle—a movement built on originality, strength, and standing tall in the face of adversity.
With Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 2 (Facts on Facts) now streaming on all platforms, P.SEIZE continues to prove that hip-hop isn’t just about music—it’s about movements. His story of resilience, hustle, and authenticity is inspiring fans across Detroit, the U.S., and beyond.