Musician and entrepreneur Mr Eazi has released “Comfort”, a single and accompanying video featuring Ghanaian singer Moliy, according to a press statement dated October 2, 2026. Recorded in London during the summer, the track adds to his 2026 catalogue and updates the Banku Music sound associated with his career.

The statement says the single is available on all major streaming platforms. It does not disclose the release’s budget, distribution arrangements or commercial targets, and provides no Kenya-specific streaming figures or local performance dates.

Beyond recording, Mr Eazi founded emPawa Africa, a music business spanning label services, distribution and publishing. According to his representatives, the company has supported artists including Joeboy, Fave and J.Derobie. That business background places his latest release within a broader involvement in the production and commercial distribution of African music.

His representatives put his global streaming total at more than two billion. The statement does not identify the platforms, measurement period or reporting source behind that figure, limiting its usefulness in assessing the commercial performance of the new single.

“This is an updated version of my signature sound,” Mr Eazi said in the statement. “I am making gyal dem music—sweet, easy, flattering gyal dem music. It’s about keeping things light, fun and feel-good, while still giving people that familiar Mr Eazi sound they know and love.”

Producer Ragee worked on “Comfort”, which the release describes as combining Afrobeats, dancehall and R&B. It also credits him with production work on Davido’s “Unavailable” and Ayra Starr’s “Hot Body” and “Who’s Dat Girl”. Moliy joins the collaboration following her track “Shake it To The Max”, cited in the statement as a viral hit.

Ademola Falomo directed the accompanying video. Its visual references include 1980s telephone hotline advertisements, laser-grid graphics, shopping-mall photography backdrops and oversized mobile phones, according to the release.

The single follows several other Mr Eazi releases this year. His representatives list collaborations with US-based dancehall producer Dre Skull including “Lambo”, featuring Vybz Kartel, “Hide Your Love” and “Remember That”, featuring Cham. He also released “See What We’ve Done”, a collaborative album with Ghanaian musician King Promise.

For Kenya’s music business, the release offers an example of artists pairing cross-border collaborations with streaming distribution and video content. However, the statement provides no audience or revenue data from which to assess demand in Kenya or the wider East African market.

Mr Eazi’s representatives indicate that he will continue releasing music through 2026, but have not announced a timetable for the next project. The immediate rollout centres on streaming availability and the accompanying video.