Discover 20 essential Mr Eazi songs that define his Afrobeats journey. From early hits like ‘Bankulize’ to major anthems like ‘Leg Over’.
Mr Eazi has been a dominant force in Afrobeats, pioneering the Banku Music sound that blends Ghanaian highlife with Nigerian Afrobeats. His signature laid-back delivery, smooth melodies, and innovative production choices have made him one of the most influential artists of his generation.
Here are 20 of his essential songs, arranged chronologically, that define his career and musical evolution.
1. Pipi Dance
Mr Eazi’s debut single, Pipi Dance, was produced by prolific Ghanaian producer KluMonsta, who also contributed a guest verse under his recording alias, Klu. Released as part of Mr. Eazi’s 2013 mixtape “About To Blow”, the track was inspired by the viral Azonto dance movement sweeping the globe at the time. Though it didn’t achieve mainstream success, it became a notable hit in Ghana’s underground scene, laying the foundation for Mr Eazi’s future success.
2. Bankulize (ft. Pappy Kojo)
Produced by Juls, Bankulize was a breakthrough for Mr Eazi, solidifying his signature laid-back Banku Music style—a fusion of Ghanaian highlife and a mellow Afrobeats groove. The track features smooth melodies and a standout rap verse from Ghanaian rapper Pappy Kojo, adding an extra layer of charm.
3. Skintight (ft. Efya)
One of Mr Eazi’s most defining hits, Skintight is a soulful love anthem also produced by Juls. Featuring the enchanting vocals of Ghanaian singer Efya, the song blends mellow percussion with delicate instrumentation, creating a smooth, intimate vibe. With its heartfelt lyrics about deep affection and unwavering commitment, Skintight became an Afrobeats classic, propelling Mr Eazi to wider recognition across Africa and beyond.
4. Hollup (ft. Joey B & Dammy Krane)
Produced by Juls, Hollup is a groovy mid-tempo track that perfectly encapsulates Mr Eazi’s signature laid-back delivery and witty storytelling. Featuring Ghanaian rapper Joey B and Nigerian singer Dammy Krane, the song blends playful charm with undertones of unrequited love as Eazi navigates the ups and downs of love with a mix of humor and sincerity. Released in 2016, Hollup became a fan favorite and a standout in his early discography.
5. Dance For Me (with Eugy)
A collaboration with Eugy, Dance For Me was a viral sensation that seamlessly blended Afrobeats and dancehall influences. Produced by UK-based duo Team Salut, the track became an international club anthem, driven by its infectious rhythm, catchy hook, and undeniable dance-floor appeal. Released in 2016, the song’s popularity was further boosted by its accompanying dance challenge, which took social media by storm, cementing its status as a cross-continental hit.
6. Anointing (ft. Sarkodie)
Teaming up with Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie, Mr Eazi delivered another fan favorite with Anointing. Produced by Juls, the song features a smooth, laid-back beat that perfectly complements Eazi’s signature mellow delivery. Sarkodie’s dynamic verse adds a touch of lyrical finesse, creating a seamless fusion of Afrobeats and Ghanaian hip-hop. Released in 2016, Anointing further showcased Mr Eazi’s ability to craft infectious, feel-good music while solidifying his growing influence in the African music scene.
7. Leg Over
A standout track from his Life is Eazi, Vol. 1 – Accra to Lagos mixtape, Leg Over was produced by E-Kelly and became one of Mr Eazi’s biggest hits. The song humorously explores themes of heartbreak and betrayal, as Eazi narrates the story of a deceitful lover with his signature laid-back delivery. Its infectious melody, mellow beat, and relatable lyrics made it an instant fan favorite, earning massive airplay across Africa and beyond. The song’s success was further amplified by a remix featuring Major Lazer, French Montana, and Ty Dolla $ign.
8. Business (ft. Mugeez)
Blending highlife influences with Afrobeats, Business sees Mr Eazi teaming up with R2Bees’ Mugeez to deliver a smooth, reflective anthem about keeping romantic relationships private. Produced by Killbeatz, the track’s laid-back instrumentation perfectly complements Eazi and Mugeez’s mellow vocals. With its soothing rhythm and relatable message, Business resonated with fans, making it a standout on Life is Eazi, Vol. 1 – Accra to Lagos.
9. Short Skirt (ft. Tekno)
A high-energy, dance-ready banger, Short Skirt sees Mr Eazi teaming up with Tekno for a feel-good anthem celebrating women and the joy of living in the moment. Featured on Life is Eazi, Vol. 1 – Accra to Lagos, the track blends Afrobeats with elements of highlife, creating an infectious groove that keeps the party going. With its upbeat tempo, playful lyrics, and vibrant production, Short Skirt became a club favorite, further solidifying Mr Eazi’s reputation for crafting irresistibly catchy hits.
10. Pour Me Water
Produced by E-Kelly, “Pour Me Water” tells the story of an unfaithful lover’s regret. The catchy chorus and mellow beat create a smooth, melancholic yet danceable vibe.
12. Akwaaba (ft. GuiltyBeatz, Pappy Kojo & Patapaa)
This high-energy track produced by GuiltyBeatz is one of the defining records of the Ghanaian dance scene. “Akwaaba” (which means “welcome” in Twi) became a viral dance sensation.
13. Property (ft. Mo-T)
A fusion of Afrobeats and South African house, “Property” is a playful track where Eazi boasts about showering his lover with material gifts. The infectious trumpet by Mo-T gives it a unique sound.
14. Surrender (ft. Simi)
From Life is Eazi, Vol. 2 – Lagos to London, “Surrender” is a heartfelt love song featuring Simi’s angelic vocals. The song’s simple yet effective instrumentation makes it an Afro-pop gem.
15. Dabebi (ft. King Promise & Maleek Berry)
Produced by GuiltyBeatz, Killbeatz, and Soji, “Dabebi” blends sultry melodies with Afro-fusion elements. Eazi, King Promise, and Maleek Berry trade verses about an irresistible woman.
16. Miss You Bad (ft. Burna Boy)
A standout track from Lagos to London, “Miss You Bad” features Burna Boy in an emotional exchange about love, regret, and reconciliation. The song’s raw lyrics make it deeply relatable.
17. Call Waiting (ft. King Promise & Joey B)
A smooth, mid-tempo love song, “Call Waiting” explores the frustration of being ignored by a love interest. Produced by E-Kelly, the track blends highlife and Afropop elements seamlessly.
18. Doyin (ft. Simi)
A heartfelt reunion between Mr Eazi and Simi, Doyin is a soulful Afro-fusion track that delves into themes of deep affection and unwavering commitment. Produced by Killertunes, an emPawa Africa-affiliated producer known for crafting mid and up-tempo hits, the song blends smooth Afro-R&B melodies with gentle percussion, creating an intimate and emotive vibe. With their undeniable chemistry and heartfelt delivery, Mr Eazi and Simi bring raw emotion to Doyin.
19. Baby I’m Jealous (ft. King Promise)
Released in 2020 as part of Mr Eazi’s One Day You Will Understand EP, Baby I’m Jealous is a smooth and heartfelt love song, which sees Mr Eazi teaming up with Ghanaian singer King Promise to explore themes of insecurity and devotion in relationships. Produced by GuiltyBeatz, the track’s mid-tempo beat, with a blend of Afrobeats and highlife influences, perfectly complements the duo’s melodic delivery.
22. Patek ft. (DJ Tarico & Joey B)
Mr Eazi’s Patek marks his first foray into the amapiano sound, blending pulsating log drums with infectious rythyms. Featuring Mozambican producer DJ Tárico and Ghanaian rapper Joey B, the track is a true pan-African banger that showcases the genre’s hypnotic groove and dance-floor appeal. Released in 2022, Patek captures the vibrant energy of amapiano, which has rapidly evolved from South Africa’s underground dance scene into a global movement.
