Mr Eazi Delivers “Violence” – The Final Single Before Maison Rouge EP
Afrobeats pioneer Mr Eazi has unveiled “Violence,” the last single before the release of his highly anticipated EP, Maison Rouge, arriving October 29. The track, produced by P.Prime and Ekelly, is a haunting exploration of emotional conflict — where love survives in the silence between connection and loss.
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Following recent singles like “Love Me Now,” “Corny,” “Casanova,” and his collaboration with King Promise on “See What You’ve Done,” Mr Eazi takes a deeply introspective turn with “Violence.” Stripping his voice of embellishment, he lets tension and quiet become the true storytellers — a hallmark of his maturing artistry.
A Visual Masterpiece by Ademola Falomo
The accompanying music video, directed by Ademola Falomo, is a visually striking short film that transforms a domestic space into a psychological landscape. Within the walls of a seemingly safe home, Falomo captures the fracture of intimacy — where every room echoes with memories of what once was but has now faded.
Visually stark yet emotionally layered, the film stands as both a companion and counterpoint to the Maison Rouge EP, reminding us that “home” is more than walls — it’s connection, presence, and emotion.
Mr Eazi on the Meaning Behind “Violence”
Speaking about the song, Mr Eazi explains:
“I wanted to explore the kind of violence that doesn’t leave bruises — the silence, the distance, the emotional cut-offs that happen when love turns cold. It’s the most honest song on the project for me.”
The Evolution of Mr Eazi’s Sound
With Maison Rouge, Mr Eazi continues his artistic evolution — blending music, visual art, and storytelling to build an emotional universe grounded in vulnerability and truth. “Violence” stands as the emotional centerpiece, setting the tone for what promises to be his most personal and expressive body of work yet.
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