Mr Eazi Releases New EP "One Day You Will Understand"

Mr Eazi returns with a brand new EP.

BYAron A.Jun 10, 20203.7K Views

Though summer might not be the same in 2020, Mr Eazi is still providing some vibes as our soundtrack. The Nigerian singer has made significant waves in North America over the past few years as the sounds of afrobeats seep into popular music. Today, he unleashed his latest project, One Day You Will Understand. The arrival of the project comes weeks after he released the first single, "I No Give Up On You." It's only four songs in length but each track stands strong on its own. The project includes features from C Natty and King Promise with production coming from GuiltBeatz, Blaq Jerzee, Nonso Amadi, and Legendury Beatz.

Check out Mr Eazi's new EP One Day You Will Understand below and keep your eyes peeled for new music from the Nigerian star.

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