It’s no surprise that Seedhe Maut are among the most prominent DHH artists, consistently dropping bangers one after another. From Luka Chuppi to Bure Din, they’ve proven time and again that they’re masters of their craft, effortlessly switching styles while keeping their sound fresh.
Now, with the release of DL91, their latest album, and with half the year already behind us, it feels like the perfect time to look back. Here are some of the best Seedhe Maut tracks of 2025 (so far), in my opinion.
1) Sensitive – (Yours Truly)
Sensitive is a track from KR$NA’s latest album, Yours Truly, and needless to say, it has been quite a hit in the DHH community. The song stands out not only because of its unique beat but also because of how it deals with the issue of societal hypersensitivity.
The track starts with Samay saying “Let’s start the show,” clearly expressing that this song will be about the growing threat of cancel culture or societal Hypersensitivity. Song kicks off with Encore asking, “Are they still angry with Samay?”. A direct reference to the backlash Samay faced, this highlights Song’s stance for freedom of comedic expression and points to the growing threat to freedom of expression.
2) Cha Chi – (DL 91)
This might be a controversial opinion, and you might even hate this track, but you can’t deny the lyrical funkiness and the bouncy, offbeat groove that make it one of the most memorable songs on DL91. Whether you love it or not, there’s something about “Cha Chi” that sticks.
The track has already sparked countless memes, cementing its place in DHH pop culture. This shows the duo experimenting with absurd humour, which shows Seedhe Maut’s versatility and willingness to change things.
3) Pickup – (DL 91)
Another banger from Dl91, mixing Desi hip hop with classical sampling. Calm overshadowing everyone, and Encore again with his lyrical genius coming together with OG Lucifer’s gritty and raw voice, makes this one of the best tracks to come out of DL91.
In my opinion, it’s a really underrated track from this mixtape, not getting the love it deserves. Encore delivers a fluid verse that balances the track and calm complements the chaos with a laid back flow playing contrast to OG Lucifer’s manic energy.
4) Video Games – (DL 91)
This track got attention for its experimental sound and distinct vibe. It’s one of those tracks that grows over you with every listen. Its central idea is that life is like a video game, shifting, unpredictable, and chaotic.
It shifts the tone of DL91 from usual funky and hardcore to a somewhat melancholic and deep. Synth-heavy production with ambience textures creates a spacey atmosphere like the soundtrack to a late-night gaming session.
5)Addict – (DL91)
The track blends addiction as a metaphor not to substances but to the grind of life and the chaos of ambitions. Both Encore and Calm reflect of the pressures of life from family expectations and anxiety, and how music is a refuge from all of it.
There’s sharp commentary on social pressure and street hustle, “launde addict ho gaye line pe” and “ghutne pe khade hai yaha dushman.” Punchlines hit hard, but they’re rooted in emotional honesty. Overall, the track deals with anxiety, societal pressure, burnout, and rising from trauma.
Whether it’s sharp bars or representing societal challenges through their unapologetic bars, Seedhe Maut have made it crystal clear in 2025 that they’re not underground legends anymore; they’re mainstream material. In a space dominated by trends, they have time and time again shown and proved their artistic genius, and their rise to the top wasn’t a fluke. These are some of the songs from 2025 that showcase how they are far from running out of hunger anytime soon, and that they have all the ingredients of artists who deserve to be mainstream.
With a knack for Desi Hip Hop, Aditya Kundal is a writer here at DHH Wave that believes in writing his mind out on his favorite artists, whether it be Seeedhe Maut or KR$NA.
Leave a Reply