When we first heard P.SEIZE, it was almost like stumbling upon a lost Eminem track. The sharp delivery, intricate wordplay, and unapologetically raw storytelling hit all the right notes. But then came the realization—this wasn’t some echo of the rap titan – it was something distinct, deeply rooted in P.SEIZE’s own reality. That reality has been shaped by life experiences, spanning triumphs, tragedies, and a relentless drive to keep creating despite overwhelming odds.
P.SEIZE has spent 25 years developing his craft, drawing influence from the music scenes of New York, Michigan, and Colorado. His upbringing across these states provided a rich backdrop to his storytelling, capturing slices of life from coast to coast. Fans first caught wind of his potential with his 2015 debut album, A Series of Unnoticed Events, a 19-track journey of self-reflection and social commentary. Since then, he’s released singles that gained attention for their boldness, including the widely recognized track. “Earth Is Flat Nasa Lies,” proving he’s not afraid to challenge the narrative. As an artist, he’s stayed true to his mantra: “Real Life Entrepreneur. I Got Raps And I Got Hats. Seek The Truth And You Will Find The Truth.”
Outside music, P.SEIZE has built an entrepreneurial brand with his wife through The Tin Foil Hat Factory, a clothing and merchandise store that has blossomed into an international operation. But music has always been his lifeblood. Even after becoming a quadriplegic in late 2022 due to complications from a car accident two decades earlier, P.SEIZE refused to slow down. Instead, he turned the studio into a space for catharsis and reinvention, resulting in his latest project, Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 1.
Each track weaves personal and philosophical themes, from questioning societal norms to exploring resilience. “Decide” offers listeners a dose of introspection wrapped in a hard-hitting beat. “Trains Planes and Automobiles” takes you on a journey of movement and reflection, while “Lightning Moves” charges ahead with its thrilling energy. “The Ones That Ride 2” revisits one of his earlier singles, giving it new life and context.
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The most special track, “December 4th, 2002,” is where P. SEIZE’s heart is laid bare. In this song, he recounts the harrowing events of the car accident that changed his life forever. From the moment of impact to waking up from a 21-day coma and relearning how to walk, talk, and live, he paints an imagery of survival and hope. But the story doesn’t end there. In a twist of fate, 22 years later, complications from that same accident resulted in his quadriplegia. The track balances raw vulnerability with an unshaken determination, reflecting a man who has every reason to question his journey but refuses to let it define him.
Beyond the music, P.SEIZE hopes to inspire listeners to think differently, embrace their individuality, and seek truths often overlooked. He doesn’t just make music to entertain—he aims to spark conversation and introspection. His message is simple yet profound: life’s challenges don’t have to dim your light, and questioning the world around you is a mark of strength, not rebellion.
With Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 1, P.SEIZE further establishes himself as a rapper, storyteller, entrepreneur, and someone who explores unconventional ideas. This EP is more than a comeback. It tells us that creativity and passion can prevail even in the face of life-altering adversity.
Follow P.SEIZE on Facebook: Facebook.com/ThatPoison
The Tin Foil Hat Factory’s Official Website: TheTinFoilhHatFactory.com
Stream the Tin Foil Hat Facts, Vol. 1 here: LinkTr.ee/Pseize
Published by Elle G.
