Mr Eazi and Moliy drop soft new music gist

Mr Eazi is back with “Comfort,” a new single featuring Ghanaian-American singer MOLIY, and the collaboration brings a breezy, feel-good sound to the Afropop scene.

Released on October 2, 2026, the song blends Mr Eazi’s laid-back delivery with MOLIY’s soulful vocals. Nigerian producer Ragee handles the production, building the track around a bouncy rhythm and a bubbly bass line that gives it an easy, playful feel.

For listeners who enjoy music that does not try too hard, “Comfort” offers a relaxed groove with elements of Afrobeats, dancehall, hip-hop and R&B. It is the kind of song that can fit into a chilled playlist just as easily as a warm-weather party mix.

A video with a retro twist

The song arrives with an accompanying music video directed by Ademola Falomo. Rather than relying on a conventional performance setting, the visuals draw inspiration from the look of 1980s telephone hotline adverts.

Laser-grid graphics, shopping-mall photo backdrops and oversized mobile phones give the video a playful, retro-futuristic style. The concept matches the track’s light mood, giving the release a visual identity of its own.

The video also gives both artists room to bring their individual styles to the collaboration. Mr Eazi’s familiar, unhurried approach works alongside MOLIY’s smooth vocals, creating a pairing that feels natural rather than forced.

Why the collaboration stands out

The Mr Eazi Comfort release brings together two artists with connections to Ghana’s evolving music scene. Although Mr Eazi was born in Nigeria, his musical identity developed significantly during his time in Ghana, where the sound he later called Banku Music began to take shape.

MOLIY, meanwhile, has attracted international attention through “Shake It to the Max (FLY).” Her appearance on “Comfort” adds another cross-border connection to a song that draws from several contemporary African and global sounds.

That shared musical background helps explain why the Moliy feature feels like a fitting match. Instead of competing for attention, the two voices complement each other over a production that keeps the focus on rhythm and melody.

Early attention for a new release

Music outlets have described “Comfort” as a smooth collaboration built around good vibes and the chemistry between the artists. Its easy-going sound and distinctive video concept also give listeners different ways to connect with the release.

For fans following new African music, the track is another example of artists combining sounds and audiences across borders. Mr Eazi brings the Banku Music influence associated with his career, while MOLIY adds her own contemporary style to the mix.

“Comfort” is now available on major streaming platforms, alongside its official video. Whether listeners come for the relaxed production, the vocal pairing or the retro visuals, the collaboration offers a fresh addition to both artists’ catalogues.