“Use Me” flips relationship tension into a confident, dance-ready anthem. Powered by energetic production and infectious hooks, the song blends Nigerian slang, playful bravado, and themes of modern love and attraction.

With its vibrant party vibe and bold lyrics, “Use Me” stands tall as a feel-good Afrobeats banger made for clubs, playlists, and late-night energy.

Mavo & P.Prime – Use Me Lyrics

Intro
(Ooh, ooh)
(Oh no, I’ll never tell you)
Feel like you’ve been using me (All this work that I’m bound to)
You take me for a fool, now, I don’t believe in love (Kilo)

Verse 1
Can’t stop, but l’m lost in my thoughts
Would I ever love again? Tell me what my issue is
See how I’m running to give up the bad things wey been occur
E be like say the matter don cast
My baby don find baby
She don find her mon père

Chorus
Use me (Use me, use me)
Use me (Use me, use me)
Use me (I’m gonna usе you regardless, use mе, use me)
(She just wanna have fun, kilo)
Use me (I’m gonna use you regardless, use me, use me)
(She just wanna have fun, kilolo)

Verse 2
I’m rocking, now, she don’t know me
Since you don leave me, me I wan kpai
Onyinye, no dey do me play-play
Is it a crime to really love your baby?
You felt the love but you no wan believe
Onyinye, stop all this your ṣakara, my dear
Make you behave, make your body no go loss
Your body no fit loss, kilo

Chorus
(Use me, use me)
Use me (Use me, use me)
Use me (I’m gonna use you regardless, use me, use me)
(She just wanna have fun, kilo)
Use me (I’m gonna use you regardless, use me, use me)
(She just wanna have fun, kilolo)

Verse 3
If I no dey talk, you go talk, “I no dey talk” (Talk)
Ṣe, you know my money long? E no dey talk
Me, I make my money for me, for me, just for me
She dey make her body for me and Godspower, hin name na Godspower
Bro wey never, who go know who dey form power? (Kilogbede)
(Never, who go) Know who dey form power for my baby
You go let her go, go (Kilolo, kilogbede)

Chorus
(Use me, use me)
Use me (Use me, use me)
Use me (Oh no, I’ll never tell you, use me, use me)
Use me (All this work that I’m bound to, use me, use me)

Outro
I dey my dey, you go try dey use me, free me
Oshamo….
K-Way, you don’t know
You take me for a fool, thinking that I don’t know
If I give you my love, you go pull me closer
Use me, Obianuju, ọgini?
Use me, Obianuju, ọgini? (Kele diri gị, kilo)
Ooh, ooh (Pah, pah-rah, pah-pah-pah, nah)
Oh no, I’ll never tell you (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
All this work that I’m bound to (Pah-rah, pah, pah-pah, pah-pah-pah)

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The GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY Award-winning star has just unveiled his brand-new EP, Maison Rouge, a project that feels both like a homecoming and a heartfelt love letter to the fans who’ve been with him from day one.

Named after the Cotonou house where he lived while crafting the project, Maison Rouge (French for “Red House”) captures the warmth and nostalgia of Mr Eazi’s early days in the Banku Music era that gave us timeless gems like “Skin Tight” and “Bankulize.”

But this time, he’s added a fresh, modern edge, blending the intimacy of his signature sound with inventive production and deeply personal songwriting.

From the very first track, you can hear Mr Eazi revisiting the soul and simplicity that made his early work so magnetic. The lead single “Violence,” produced by longtime collaborators P.Priime and E.Kelly, glides effortlessly over a mellow Afrobeats groove, romantic, reflective, and unmistakably Eazi.

Then there’s “Make E No Tey,” a sunshine-soaked tune built on rhythmic layers that make it impossible to sit still, and “Busstop,” which channels Ghanaian hiplife energy into a kinetic Afrofusion jam tailor-made for radios, dancefloors, and street parties.

 

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Elsewhere, songs like “Casanova,” a playful yet sincere ode to commitment crafted by TXMO and Kel-P, and “Corny,” an intimate, stripped-back number that tugs gently at the heartstrings, deepen the EP’s emotional pull. Rounding it all out is “Love Me Now,” a track that captures the lush romantic core of the Maison Rouge experience.

With over two billion streams to his name and praise from global outlets like The New York Times, Billboard, and Rolling Stone, Mr Eazi describes Maison Rouge as a reset, a chance to reconnect with the essence of his artistry while evolving his sound.

The seven-track EP is rich with Banku Music textures: fluid percussion, tender guitar riffs, and open, airy arrangements that let each feeling breathe.

 

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For Mr Eazi, Maison Rouge isn’t just an EP; it’s a space. A sonic home filled with memories, emotion, and growth. It’s where he finds himself again and invites us all to come in, sit back, and feel the music.

Maison Rouge EP Tracklist:

1. Violence
2. Wait For Your Love
3. Casanova
4. Make E No Tey
5. Corny
6. Busstop
7. Love Me Now

STREAM AND LISTEN TO THE ‘MAISON ROUGE’ EP HERE

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The project, named after the villa where it was recorded, marks a nostalgic return to Mr Eazi’s signature Banku Music style, a unique blend of Ghanaian highlife rhythms and Nigerian melodic flair that first catapulted him to fame.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on October 18, Mr Eazi described Maison Rouge as an unplanned yet deeply inspired project.

“I’ve got a new EP out 29th October & it’s called ‘Maison Rouge,’ named after the villa in [location] where I recorded the project,” he wrote. “This one’s special ’cos it was unplanned and 100% vibes & Banku Music.”

The title Maison Rouge, French for Red House, refers to a villa in Cotonou, Benin, where Eazi recorded the EP in a laid-back, creative setting.

I’ve got a new EP out 29th October & it’s Called “Maison Rouge” named after the Villa in 🇧🇯 Where I recorded the Project.

This one’s special cos it was unplanned and 100% vibes & Banku Music. https://t.co/EIt2QZEh5F

— Don Eazi (@mreazi) October 18, 2025

According to the artist, the sessions were spontaneous and full of emotion, resulting in music that feels raw, organic, and deeply personal.

The seven-track project features a mix of new songs and previously released singles that have already struck a chord with listeners.

The full tracklist includes: Wait For Your Love, Casanova, Make E No Tey, Corny, Bus Stop, Love Me Now, and Violence.

Each record captures a different side of Mr Eazi’s artistry, from romantic storytelling to smooth, mid-tempo grooves and rhythmic experimentation. Songs like Love Me Now—a heartfelt tribute to his mother, and Violence have already earned acclaim for their emotional depth and stripped-down production.

Behind the boards, Maison Rouge boasts an impressive lineup of producers, including P. Prime, Ekelly, TMXO, and Kel-P, each contributing their signature sonic touch to the project.

Together, they create a soundscape that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern, a blend of Eazi’s early experimentation and mature craftsmanship.

With its minimalist rollout and element of surprise, Maison Rouge stands as a celebration of artistic freedom and spontaneity. For fans, it’s another reminder of why Mr. Eazi remains one of the most unpredictable, inventive, and boundary-pushing voices in Afrobeats today.

Mr Eazi unveils the tracklist of his highly anticipated EP ‘MAISON ROUGE’ 💽

📅 OCT 29 pic.twitter.com/PKLDMltuco

— Unorthodox Reviews (@OfficialBlog_UR) October 27, 2025

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Produced by P.Prime and Ekelly, the song unfolds as a haunting reflection on love, silence, and emotional distance a place where affection lingers even after connection fades.

With its stripped-down production and deliberate pauses, “Violence” feels like a conversation between heartbreak and healing.

Following the rollout of earlier singles “Love Me Now,” “Corny,” “Casanova,” and the King Promise-assisted “See What You’ve Done,” this new track marks a shift toward deeper introspection.

Mr Eazi, known for his calm delivery and genre-bending sound, trades polish for raw honesty, allowing silence to carry as much weight as melody. It’s a sign of his growing maturity, both as a storyteller and as a man confronting vulnerability.

The accompanying music video, directed by Ademola Falomo, captures the essence of this inner turmoil with minimalist beauty. Set within the walls of an ordinary home, Falomo transforms the familiar into a psychological landscape, one where love’s absence becomes almost tangible.

Each room tells a silent story, mirroring the emotional fracture that the song so delicately describes.

Visually stark yet profoundly moving, the short film complements the emotional gravity of the upcoming Maison Rouge project. It reminds viewers that home is not defined by space, but by the warmth or coldness shared within it.

Speaking about the meaning behind “Violence,” Mr Eazi said:

“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.”

With Maison Rouge, Mr Eazi continues to push creative boundaries, merging music, film, and emotion into a single artistic language. “Violence” not only sets the tone for the upcoming EP but also reinforces his evolution as one of Africa’s most introspective and daring voices.

Listen to Violence HERE

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Renowned for his melodic prowess and genre-bending finesse, Lojay curates a body of work that glides effortlessly between silky Afrobeats rhythms and R&B sensuality, his smooth vocals glimmering over lush soundscapes that balance emotion with groove.

Executive-produced by P.Priime, Rexxie, and other sonic architects, XOXO captures the ever-shifting shades of love from playful flirtations to deep vulnerability.

The album’s production blends vibrant percussion, ambient synths, and soulful hooks, evoking both late-night confessions and sun-drenched escapes.

Now with a full-length project under his belt, Lojay cements his status as one of Nigeria’s most distinctive voices, crafting music that speaks as much to the heart as it does to the dance floor.

XOXO unfolds like a love letter in motion, every track pulsing with intimacy and self-awareness. Lojay’s velvety tone and meticulous attention to detail anchor the project’s sonic world, one where traditional highlife nuances meet trap cadences and soft reggaeton undertones.

The album’s collaborations deepen its emotional palette:

• Odeal lends ethereal harmonies to the sultry Mwah!
• Feid infuses Latin warmth into Body, transforming it into a slow-burning cross-cultural gem
• Tyla’s golden vocals illuminate Memories with tender reflection
• Victony injects kinetic energy into Sawa, turning it into a heartfelt anthem

Meanwhile, solo standouts like Shiver and Jericho showcase Lojay’s dynamic range, shifting from high-energy grooves to stripped-back ballads in a way that makes XOXO a truly zero-skips experience.

Visually and thematically cohesive, the album’s red-hued cover art depicting Lojay in a dimly lit crimson chamber mirrors the sensual warmth and emotional gravity woven through each song.

More than just a debut, XOXO feels like a culmination of Lojay’s evolution, a project that not only honors Afrobeats’ lineage but also redefines its emotional language for a global audience.

Listen to XOXO HERE.

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The 15-track body of work, a follow-up to 2023’s ‘Tequila Ever After,’ finds AG diving deep into the heart of Fuji music while blending it seamlessly with Afrobeats and Highlife.

With sonic backdrops crafted by ace producers P.Priime and Spax, the album pulls from the bustling streets of Lagos, layering talking drums, agidigbo, and Yoruba folk storytelling into rhythms that feel both nostalgic and futuristic.

‘Fuju‘ thrives on duality—bridging past and present. It celebrates resilience, hustle, love, and cultural pride while weaving in classic interpolations that nod to Nigerian musical heritage.

Yet, Adekunle Gold ensures the work is far from just a throwback: his trademark raspy vocals, heartfelt lyricism, and penchant for experimentation shape every track.

The album also brims with collaborative energy, featuring rising voices like Shoday and industry giants like Davido, who add new textures without overshadowing AG’s central presence.

 

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From pulsating party anthems to soulful reflections on family and ambition, the record unfolds like a carefully plotted journey.

Highlights include the confident opener “Big Fish,” where AG asserts his status with chest-thumping declarations over rolling basslines, and mid-album cuts designed for endless replays with sticky hooks and high-octane energy.

The deeper layers of ‘Fuju‘ explore vulnerability sampling soulful grooves to create uplifting affirmations about enduring love and unshakeable self-belief.

More than just a collection of songs, ‘Fuju‘ plays like a cultural manifesto. It’s a project that honours the richness of Fuji while reintroducing it to a generation raised on Afrobeats’ global wave.

Already touted as a “no-skips” listen, the LP reinforces Adekunle Gold’s reputation as a cultural bridge-builder who reimagines tradition without compromise.

Now streaming worldwide, ‘Fuju‘ is set to soundtrack everything from bustling Lagos bus rides to international festival stages.

With its release, AG Baby doesn’t just return to his roots—he plants a flag for the future of African music.

Listen to Fuji HERE

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Fusing Amapiano, Afrobeats, R&B, and mainstream pop, the collection features Bliss, Is It, Mr. Media, and the highly anticipated collaboration Dynamite with Nigerian Afrobeats titan Wizkid.

Coming on the heels of her Grammy-winning breakout hit Water, WWP reaffirms Tyla’s status as a fearless global star while staying rooted in the rhythmic pulse of South Africa.

The project is a sonic celebration of joy and cultural pride, curated with the help of elite producers including P.Priime, Sammy Soso, and Ari PenSmith.

The title, “We Wanna Party,” is a nod to a popular South African chant that Tyla says reflects a spirit of uninhibited fun and vibrant community, which she calls “enjoyment with people that are a vibe.”

 

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Bliss and Is It, previously released as lead singles, laid the groundwork for the EP’s sound and swagger. Bliss, which made its debut at Coachella, is an uplifting banger built on infectious percussion and catchy melodies. Is It, on the other hand, taps into Tyla’s edgier side, with a confident tone underscored by the defiant line: “Is it the fvcks that I don’t give?” Both singles have since ignited viral dance challenges and further cemented her as a pop culture force.

Dynamite, arguably the centerpiece of the EP, brings Tyla and Wizkid together in a cross-continental musical fusion. Revived from a 2022 demo, the song radiates flirtatious energy as the two artists glide effortlessly over an Afro-fusion beat.

Tyla’s smooth chorus “Your body bang like dynamite” has already become a fan favorite, while Wizkid’s laid-back charm adds weight and international polish to the record.

Closing the EP is Mr. Media, a fiery track aimed at critics and gossipmongers. With biting lyrics and fluid vocal transitions, Tyla asserts her autonomy while showcasing the full range of her vocal power.

The EP’s overall sound is cohesive yet daring—designed for global dance floors but grounded in African groove.

WWP captures a pivotal moment in Tyla’s career, as she pushes past boundaries and expectations. Following the success of her historic debut and becoming the highest-charting African female solo act on the Billboard Hot 100, this EP is another leap forward.

conversations around the origins of the EP’s title chant have surfaced online, the music itself has resonated broadly, with fans embracing its lively beats and empowering messages.

With WWP, Tyla continues to redefine pop stardom from an African perspective, merging local authenticity with global appeal.

Listen to WWP (WEWANNAPARTY) HERE.

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The single follows the momentum of his 2023 debut album The Evil Genius and his genre-expanding 2024 single Panadol, showcasing a maturing artist still rooted in innovation and emotional honesty.

Produced by P.Priime, Love Me Now pairs Mr Eazi’s signature laid-back vocal style with lush synth layers, mellow percussion, and a soft groove that highlights the emotional weight of the lyrics.

Singing in Ghanaian Pidgin and weaving in Nigerian melodic phrasing, Eazi stays true to his Banku music identity—an Afro-fusion blend that has defined his sound since the early days of Skin Tight and Leg Over.

Lyrically, the track reveals a reflective Mr Eazi who explores the aftermath of a strained relationship:

“I know I did you wrong, but can we right it now? / My heart still dey beat for you, even in silence.”
This vulnerability, paired with the soothing production, resonates with fans who appreciate the emotional depth behind his usually breezy delivery.

 

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Beyond the music, Love Me Now is another example of Eazi’s multidimensional artistry. It ties into his broader vision not just as a performer, but as a cultural entrepreneur and mentor.

His emPawa Africa platform continues to support emerging African artists and has received international praise from CNN and Forbes for its impact on the continent’s creative economy.

While this track marks a solo return, it’s also a launchpad for what’s ahead. Mr Eazi has hinted at more singles and an EP dropping before the end of the year, suggesting a busy and creatively fertile 2025. With past collaborations that span global icons like Beyoncé, J Balvin, and Bad Bunny, Love Me Now proves that Mr Eazi can command just as much presence when he strips things back and speaks from the heart.

Listen to Love Me Now here.

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The internet is buzzing with anticipation as Afrobeats heavyweight Wizkid and acclaimed producer P.Priime have been spotted back in the studio—hinting at yet another explosive collaboration in the works.

Behind-the-scenes clips recently surfaced online, capturing the duo deep in creative mode, vibing and cooking up new sounds.

The footage quickly made rounds across social media and music blogs, sending fans into a frenzy and fueling speculation of a potential chart-topping release.

This isn’t their first rodeo. P.Priime and Wizkid previously teamed up on standout tracks like Anoti and Pressure, both of which highlighted their seamless chemistry and unique sonic connection.

With Wizkid now entering his highly anticipated Morayo era and P.Priime continuing to shape the sound of modern Afrobeats, the stakes—and the excitement—are sky-high.

Though details like the track title or release date remain under wraps, one thing is clear: something major is brewing.

Whether it’s a single or a deeper collaboration, fans are locked in and ready for what could be the next anthem to shake the scene.

Wizkid & P Priime Making New Music! 💜🦅 pic.twitter.com/fGX910zfC4

— HYPETRIBE (@hypetribeng) April 7, 2025

Recently, Producer P.Priime sparked excitement among music lovers after he was seen in the studio with American rap sensation Quavo, fueling speculation about a potential international collaboration.

The viral images and clips of the two in a recording session have set social media abuzz, with fans wondering if Quavo is exploring the Afrobeat scene or if P.Priime is venturing further into hip-hop production.

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Renowned Nigerian producer P.Priime has sparked excitement among music lovers after he was seen in the studio with American rap sensation Quavo, fueling speculation about a potential international collaboration.

The viral images and clips of the two in a recording session have set social media abuzz, with fans wondering if Quavo is exploring the Afrobeat scene or if P.Priime is venturing further into hip-hop production.

Given their individual musical prowess, this meeting has ignited curiosity about what they could be working on.

Quavo, a key figure in the global rap scene, is rumored to be crafting a new album. If this studio session is any indication, he may be looking to infuse his signature trap sound with Afrobeat elements, marking a shift toward a more diverse musical approach.

P.Priime, known for his ability to merge African rhythms with contemporary global sounds, has an impressive track record of producing hits for heavyweights like Fireboy DML, Olamide, and Davido.

His knack for creating infectious beats makes him a strong contender for shaping a sound that bridges the gap between Afrobeat and hip-hop.

As a versatile artist, Quavo is widely celebrated for his melodic hooks and ability to seamlessly blend rap with rhythm-heavy instrumentals.

A collaboration with P.Priime could birth a genre-defying hit that resonates across multiple audiences, bringing Afrobeat and hip-hop even closer together on the world stage.

While the details of their session remain unclear, fans are eager to see if this partnership will yield a single, a feature, or a larger project.

The fusion of Quavo’s Atlanta trap influences with P.Priime’s Afrobeat expertise holds the potential for a groundbreaking release, making this one of the most highly anticipated link-ups in recent times.

 

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Afrobeats superstar Rema and ace producer P.Priime have given fans a rare glimpse into the (BTS), creative process behind their latest chart-topping single, ‘Is It a Crime.’

In newly released behind-the-scenes footage, the duo is seen in the studio, fine-tuning the track’s sultry melodies, intricate production, and heartfelt lyrics. Rema’s signature smooth vocals blend effortlessly with P.Priime’s masterful beat-making, highlighting the synergy that birthed the hit song.

With ‘Is It a Crime‘ already making waves across streaming platforms, the exclusive BTS clip provides fans with a deeper appreciation of the dedication and artistry that went into crafting the record.

Watch the BTS below:

Rema & P Priime Share BTS Clip of how “Is it a Crime” was made💜 pic.twitter.com/R1iruwZkyi

— HYPETRIBE (@hypetribeng) February 12, 2025

In other news, Rema officially announced his highly anticipated ‘Heis‘ World Tour, scheduled to take place in 2025.

The global tour will see the ‘Calm Down‘ hitmaker return to major arenas, including London’s prestigious O2 Arena, while also making his debut at some of the world’s biggest music festivals.

The 23-date tour is set to kick off on April 11 at the Edmonton Expo Centre in Alberta, Canada. A major highlight of the tour includes Rema’s first-ever performances at both weekends of the iconic Coachella Festival in California.

Other notable stops include Paris’ Accor Arena and several key cities across Europe, North America, and beyond. The tour will wrap up on August 1, 2025, at the Dream Park Festival in Malmö, Sweden.

Fans eager to experience Rema’s electrifying stage presence can access presale tickets starting Tuesday, February 11, 2025, followed by an exclusive Spotify presale on Wednesday, February 12. General ticket sales will open on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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These tracks come just days after teasing fans, and they build upon the momentum from his recent collaboration with Sarz on ‘Billions.’ The two songs highlight different facets of Lojay’s artistry, from emotional vulnerability to bold confidence.

In ‘Falling,’ Lojay taps into his romantic side, offering an honest confession of love. Co-produced by a stellar team—Louddaaa, P.Priime, godOmarr, and Dayo Grey—the track is a beautiful fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and pop.

The lush production serves as the perfect canvas for Lojay’s smooth, emotive vocals. His lyrics delve into the joy and uncertainty of falling in love, with each word conveying a sense of vulnerability and surrender.

The intricate beats, percussive rhythms, and soft synths enhance the emotional depth of the song, making ‘Falling‘ an anthem for anyone experiencing the highs and lows of love.

On the flip side, ‘Unleash‘ presents a more carefree and confident Lojay. Here, he sings about living an elevated lifestyle, untouchable by detractors, with lyrics full of swagger and sophistication.

The track, produced by Moon Willis and Sarz, combines vibrant Afrobeats rhythms with electronic influences, creating an energetic and polished sound. Lojay’s effortless delivery matches the boldness of the track, making ‘Unleash‘ an anthem for moments of celebration and self-assurance.

Together, these singles represent the duality of Lojay’s artistry—’Falling‘ shows his emotional side, while ‘Unleash‘ reflects his unapologetic confidence.

With this release, Lojay proves his ability to transition between emotional depth and upbeat swagger, further solidifying his position as a rising star in Afrobeats.

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