Mr Eazi sets the tone for his new upcoming album with his latest release, “Advice.” Discover with us the Nigerian singer and songwriter and his Africa-rooted and Nigerian culture-infused work!
Mr Eazi Has an “Advice” for Those Who Want to Listen
2023 is getting closer and closer to an end, but it seems like Mr Eazi’s new singles supply is not ready to finish! The artist has recently released his seventh single of the year, and he’s getting ready to release a collection of his home culture-infused music.
The latest release is called “Advice,” and perfectly portrays Mr Eazi, becoming the perfect introduction to his work for those who just discovered it.
Catchy and innovative, “Advice” is the quintessential extract of Mr Eazi’s Nigerian and Ghanaian-influenced art. The rhythm is impressively gripping and quickly catches the attention of any listener. The ethnic sound immediately creates a new virtual space, in which the audience has the chance to discover a new perspective on music and the world itself.
Discussing the theme of turning your dreams into reality despite all the difficulties, the song is able to connect people from all over the world under the same concept of “success” despite its highly geographically restricted influences.
The Evil Genius Coming Soon
Following “Advice,” it didn’t take long for Mr Eazi to announce his next stop. Soon after dropping his latest single, the artist went on his Instagram profile to announce the release of his new album, The Evil Genius.
Not much has been outlined regarding what we should expect from the release, but the short statement from the artist surely gives us an idea of what The Evil Genius might look like. In fact, the album will represent the artist’s journey in the past two years. Alongside his musical experience, Mr Eazi’s personal growth will be the focus of the album as well. The album will be a fusion of Mr Eazi’s previous work, embracing his African heritage and culture and portraying it through his great charisma and personality.
“Over the last 2 years, I made the 16 track deeply persona album and commissioned 13 Visual artists from 8 African Countries,” wrote Mr Eazi in a statement on his social media. Each of these songs come as a way to “create individual pieces that capture the spirit of each individual track.”
“This is a first of its kind Multi-sensory experience celebrating African Music & Art,” he explained.
From what we could see in “Advice,” we just have to get ready for an immersion in the African culture and music tradition!
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