Mr Eazi

The Evil Genius

Olúwa Jọ̀

Advice

Òròkórò

Chop Time, No Friend

Notorious

Panadol

Jamboree

Good Lovin'

Lack Of Communication

Fefe Ne Fefe

Legalize

Show Dem

We Dey

Zuzulakate

Mandela

Exit

Patek

Legalize: The Complete Experience

Legalize (Stripped)

Legalize (Acoustic)

For Eazi, the EP represents a “calm before the storm” as he continues his journey from the artist on breakthrough projects Life Is Eazi, Vol. 1 - Accra To Lagos (2017) and Life Is Eazi, Vol. 2 - Lagos to London (2018) project to a globe-spanning entrepreneur and business visionary. 

“I spent the entire year working on building emPawa Africa and morphing into ‘Don Eazi’, the mogul,” MR EAZI says of 2020. “I almost had no time to record. This project was inspired by Kel P and Killertunes, who kept coming to meet me in Accra until I finally recorded ‘The Don.’ That opened the door for me getting back in the studio.” 

A dramatic, opera-inspired slice of afro trap “The Don” invites listeners into Eazi’s ever-expanding world, while “Love For You” is vintage Mr Eazi, a tender afrobeats track

Something Else

The Don

Love For You

Cherry

Saudi Arabia

E Be Mad

One Day You Will Understand

Baby I'm Jealous

I No Go Give Up On You

Ògógóro No Sweet Pass Pami

Baby This Your Body Na Gòbe Fine Fine Sweet Òkpéke

Mr Eazi returns to level out and one-up the playing field with a meaty collection of Bankufied magic on Life is Eazi Vol. 2 - Lagos to London, his third and most accomplished studio offering. 

The thirteen songs on this set are arranged such that the listener’s taken on an exclusive and trippy ride down coastal avenues and uptown highways.

Banku transcends borders, slang, genre; it’s a chef’s special, a delightful treat and a pleasurable sensation fit for audio scholars and curious sonic tourists to consume. Kenyan Sheng and Naija Pidgin blend with London street talk and Jamaican Patois; area codes melt into vibrant one-street carnivals and arena-sized jump-off’s; hyperlocal beats tease the world stage — Grime becomes Azonto, which backtracks into dancehall and Afrobeats. Highlife, nu-ag

Life is Eazi, Vol. 2 - Lagos To London

Lagos Gyration (Intro)

Surrender

Dabebi

Suffer Head

Property

Keys To The City (Ogede)

Open & Close

Open & Close (Remix)

In Molue To London (Skit)

Miss You Bad

Attention

Yard & Chill

She Loves Me

Chicken Curry

London Town

The Nigerian recording artist plays tour guide, assembling the sounds and energies of two dynamic cities Accra and Lagos into an electrifying mixtape deeply rooted in tradition and contemporary styles.