recapin on seamrock

As some of you may already have read Seamrock is a Lesotho based beat making clique, this hip hop fraternity composes sounds that range from soul to they grimy underground hip hop type.
For the past four years Seamrock music has produced quite a long catalogue for artist locally and abroad, it has also released its own project during this period. 2006 saw the release of seamrocks first beat tape, an experimental project entitled Evolution volume one. From this release they were able to amass enough positive feedback to embark on sophomore projects. Next in line was Boomslang’s Beat back volume one (August 2008) a heavily soulful solo project that featured Cymtom on one of the tracks. It was only a few months later when Cymtom also dropped his own beat tape; the critically acclaimed signs and symptoms volume one (December 2008) that featured Motalio of rap ill collabo. I n the year that followed Seamrock music dropped three more projects of higher calibre. The classical Evolution volume two (March 2009) was a product of consolidated efforts of the Seamrock team; this project was defined by alluring sounds that conformed to the orthodox boom bap sound of yesteryears. It featured san the instrumonumentalist of Oints and PC the Southboy (Chicago) rapping on K10s beats. Months later Seamrock music collaborated with Riot music to release a beat tape meant strictly for the streets ; Phil the Kritik vs. Cymtom (July 2009),
this left hip hop heads arguing and puzzled in trying to pick the best contender of the challenge. The latest offering from Seamrock music was a product of a tag team with the Seamrock unit; Boomslang and K10 collectively known as the Brian Michael show dropped A dream October (2009), a strictly soul beat tape that had guest features by seamrocks own Aurakle and Motalio. The latest installment is Boomslang's follow up to his first solo Beatback volume 2 ; Braver soul (Feb 2010).
From its inception, Seamrock music has made beats and/or produced the following Lesotho based musicians

1. Moss haura
2. Pie and Tsow
3. Fatal verb of Artform
4. Strategy and Queen Mo of the Artform
5. Masochist
6. Poison of cuts on raps
7. Chabstone of rap ill collabo
8. Isosceles
9. Blitz, Skebza and Pasco of MSU
10. Pitso Ramakhula of oints
11. Tacy Turn
12. Falkon and Struggle
13. Minister Po of cuts on raps
14. Severe Agony
15. Noble Child
16. Ice of cuts on raps
17. Hip hop campus crew
18. VDT
19. Art of prophecy
20. Dundgeon Gods
21. Imhotep of Aqua sense
22. Kommanda obbs
23. L-tor
24. Fabric

Beyond the borders of Lesotho they managed to push beats to the following Artists
PC the Southboy (Chicago)
Kreeper reborn (South Africa)
Abdul Sayeed (Swaziland)
Dj Dope (Zambia)
Kaliban (California)
Qhibo intellectual (Swaziland)
K-Banger (New Jersey)
Black Smoke (Swaziland)
Scelus (Swaziland)

Seamrock has appeared as a guest on the following project

Movement for the streets mix tape, released independently in August 2009 (Swaziland)
Reinvention Volume one released by Audible Braille in November 2008 (South Africa)

Dj Showtimes Against all odds, released by an unknown publisher in 2008 (Chicago)

Hip Hop Campus Mix tape volume 1 independently released in February 2009 (Lesotho)


Seamrock managed to forge strong relations with other production outfits locally they are affiliated with these producers


San the instrumonumentalist of Audible Braille

Phil the Kritik of Riot Music

Motalio of Rap ill collabo

Nuts of INI Entertainment

Time capsule of Library productions

Dj Phakzino of House Shakedown

PS. links to all of seamrocks projects will follow shortly