Singer Mr Eazi Receives Two Grammy Certifications

0
Mr Eazi Cries Out For Help Over Laptop, Phones Stolen In Ghana
Mr Eazi

Multi-talented Nigerian musician and record executive, Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, who is better known as Mr Eazi has been double certified by the Grammys.

The EmPawa record label boss received two Grammy certifications from the Recording Academy for his contribution on two projects that won Awards.

The multi-talented Nigerian musician was instrumental in the collaboration and songwriting roles on Angelique Kidjo’s ‘Mother Nature’ and Major Lazer’s ‘Music Is A Weapon (Reloaded).’

ALSO READ: Selena Gomez Discloses Project With Rema (Video)

The popular singer who gained mainstream prominence in 2016 following the release of ‘Hold Up’ took to his social media page to share the news while posting photos of the certifications he received.

Angelique Kidjo’s ‘Mother Nature‘ won a Grammy award for Best Global Music Album.

Major Lazer’s ‘Music Is A Weapon (Reloaded)’ received the Grammy award for Best Dancehall/Electronic Music Album.

ALSO READ: Don Jazzy, Mavins Records Boss Admonishes Upcoming Artistes To Keep Pushing

Mr Eazi’s contribution on Major Lazer’s album was in the form of composer while his contribution to Kidjo’s album’ was in the capacity of a featured artist as he is on one of the songs.

See photo below.

Mr Eazi receives Grammy certifications

Equally important, Mr Eazi has been described as the pioneer of Banku music, a fusion of sound he describes as a mixture of Ghanaian highlife and Nigerian chord progressions and patterns.

Meanwhile, Afrobeat icon, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, widely known as Wizkid has announced an upcoming project with a top music producer.

Ahead of the forthcoming joint EP, ‘Cruise Control’ with his label in-house disc jockey, DJ Tunez, the Starboy Entertainment headline act has taken to his official social media page to confirm a collaboration with super-talented producer, P2J.

See his post below.

Leave A Reply

Your email address will not be published.