Eazzy

Accra-born but London raised rapper, Eazzy is a breath of fresh air.


Growing up in the UK’s garage/grime era, he began writing and recording his own music from the age of 14. Influenced by the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:0T2sGLJKge2eaFmZJxX7sq" data-name="Wretch 32">Wretch 32</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2SrSdSvpminqmStGELCSNd" data-name="Stormzy">Stormzy</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3XgNFNKLstByGKqplDht0H" data-name="Guvna B">Guvna B</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:0FMlGMImrFqeOL7ykcYdZy" data-name="Faith Child">Faith Child</a>, Eazzy now steps into the scene bringing an eclectic sound with hints of UK hip-hop, grime, Afro-pop and UK drill.


Formerly a member of the UK music group, JBC, alongside <a href="spotify:artist:5wJuTOY6uj1pRJ7XZRUJZn" data-name="Charles Dada">Charles Dada</a> and Jaylow, Eazzy kicked off his solo career in May 2020 with the release of a short track he called ‘Intro’.


“I wanted to send a message out there, to let people know that Eazzy is here, and that something big is coming”.


After his feature on Bridge Music’s studio album, ‘Vulnerable Vol.1’, Eazzy released his debut single, ‘Too Much’ on 9 October 2020.


“The songs basically speaks about making a change and living with purpose.”


Eazzy’s aim is simple:
“We must be a light in this world with our music. To bring hope and deliver a message of peace and love.”