Mo Eazy is out with his latest single, “Fall I Fall,” a sultry and seductive track that blends love, intimacy, and playful fantasies. Produced by RudeBeatz of the EazyGroupSounds, the song features smooth Afrobeats and captivating melodies, making it the perfect soundtrack for romantic moments.
“Fall I Fall” is a celebration of love and the hidden desires that come with it. As Mo Eazy explains, “This is a loving song that shines a light on the freakiness within. I really wanted people to be able to live their truths and open up the imaginations that may be lurking in their heads for their partner.” The track’s irresistible rhythm and sensual lyrics create an immersive experience, inviting listeners to embrace their fantasies and connect deeply with their loved ones.
Mo Eazy is a versatile multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer, and performing artist originally from Oyo State, Nigeria. Born in Kano and raised in South London, UK, Mo Eazy seamlessly blends his African roots with Western musical influences to create a unique sound that resonates across continents. His music is a fusion of traditional rhythms, native languages, and contemporary styles, earning him a growing fanbase and critical acclaim.
As a solo artist, Mo Eazy has garnered numerous awards and nominations, including the Nigerian Entertainment Award (NEA), Nigeria Arise Award, and Black Entertainment, Fashion, Film, Television, Arts Award (BEFFTA) for Best UK Male Act and Best Afro-Caribbean Act. He has also been recognized at the Nigeria Music Video Awards (NMVA) and the Nigerian UK-Based Achievers Award.
Beyond his solo work, Mo Eazy has co-written and produced tracks for some of Africa’s biggest artists. His impressive portfolio includes hits like “Things I Know” by Runtown and “Special Fever” by Darey Art Alade. He also collaborated with Yemi Alade on her album Rebel Queen, co-writing “Ki lo Wa Wa” and producing the opening track “Karibu.” His talents extend to the film industry, where he has contributed soundtracks to critically acclaimed Nigerian cinema, including A Tribe Called Judah, and appeared in popular TV series like Jenifa’s Diary and Industreet, for which he also co-wrote the soundtrack.