Ipswich-based hip-hop artist and viral storyteller Seekah Lytess makes a bold return with “Killin Eve,” the first single from his highly anticipated upcoming EP. Cool, laid-back, and stylistically razor-sharp, the track delivers a smooth, self-assured statement from an artist who is redefining what vulnerability in rap can sound like.
Known for his potent lyricism and emotionally resonant delivery, Seekah has quickly built a reputation as one of the UK’s most thoughtful and compelling hip-hop voices. With “Killin Eve,” he once again proves that style and substance aren’t mutually exclusive. The track’s origin story is as real as it gets: Seekah wrote it while working in frigid -2°C weather, crafting and refining the lyrics in his mind until he could finally get home to record them. This raw, authentic process is palpable in the final product.
Over a hypnotic instrumental, Seekah floats with laid-back confidence, delivering punchy verses that linger long after the final bar. “Killin Eve” isn’t loud or frantic; it’s cool, calculated, and undeniably captivating. As he explains, the song is an “attention grabber—a head turner,” a direct and skillful display of what he can bring to the table.
With three #1 singles and a #2 spot on the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap charts already under his belt, Seekah has proven he’s not just a name to watch, but a name to remember. His viral hits like “Reality” and “Superhero” have built a loyal and rapidly growing fanbase, drawn to his raw honesty and poetic power.
Further amplifying his impact is his groundbreaking concept “Stories by Seeks,” where he transforms fan-submitted struggles and experiences into short, emotional songs. This project has become a powerful vehicle for healing and connection, solidifying Seekah’s role as more than a rapper, he is a storyteller and an emotional translator for a generation.
With “Killin Eve,” Seekah Lytess continues to cross boundaries, moving from underground acclaim to mainstream attention, all while staying grounded in the authenticity that defines his sound.
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