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Mr Eazi Dives Deep Into Emotional Waters with “Violence” Ahead of New EP Release
Nigerian-Ghanaian music powerhouse Mr Eazi is setting the stage for his most vulnerable work yet with “Violence,” the final single before his eagerly awaited EP “Maison Rouge” drops on October 29. The track, crafted by production duo P.Prime and Ekelly, isn’t about physical confrontation – it’s a raw exploration of love’s silent battlegrounds.
Following a string of successful releases including “Love Me Now,” “Corny,” “Casanova,” and his collaboration with King Promise on “See What You’ve Done,” this latest offering shows a different side of the emPawa Africa founder. Gone are the usual afrobeats flourishes, replaced by a stripped-down authenticity that lets the spaces between notes tell as much of the story as the music itself.
The song comes with a masterfully crafted visual treatment by director Ademola Falomo. Shot with minimalist precision, the video transforms an ordinary home into a canvas for emotional storytelling. Each frame captures the paradox of domestic spaces – how places meant for comfort can become monuments to disconnection.
“I wanted to explore the kind of violence that doesn’t leave bruises, the silence, the distance, the emotional cut-offs that happen when love turns cold,” Mr Eazi reveals, describing what he calls “the most honest song on the project.”
The single marks a significant evolution for the artist known for bridging Ghana’s highlife with Nigerian pop sensibilities. With “Maison Rouge,” Mr Eazi is clearly pushing beyond musical boundaries, creating a multi-sensory experience that combines sound, visuals, and raw emotional narrative.
The release of “Violence” sets up what promises to be a career-defining moment when “Maison Rouge” arrives at month’s end. For fans of Mr Eazi’s journey from “Skin Tight” to now, this new chapter suggests an artist unafraid to peel back the layers and invite listeners into his most intimate spaces.
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