Oluwatosin Ajibade, the Nigerian singer popularly known as Mr Eazi, has put out a new song titled ‘Casanova’.

The two-minute track, released on Friday, offers a window into the artist’s personal conflicts, weaving a narrative of romantic turmoil and self-reflection.

Rather than a celebration of conquests, ‘Casanova’ presents a candid and conflicted perspective on love, fidelity, and the struggle with one’s own nature.

In the song, Mr Eazi openly admits to a deep attraction to women while simultaneously pleading for understanding from a partner.

He passionately maintains that he is neither fickle-hearted nor greedy but is instead grappling with the complex consequences of his romantic entanglements.

“I no be Casanova/ But I dey like woman too much/ Why you dey tell me it’s over/ When e be only touch I touch/ Truth to God me I’m trying for you/ But it’s so hard to do/ Tiger no fit to change him tattoo/ Just in one day or two/ Me I getti plenty loving wey suppose carry all of you/ I say me I get plenty loving wey suppose carry all of you,” he sings.

Mr Eazi revealed the song was created spontaneously.

“Really had fun making this record with @tmxofficial on the way to Cape Coast Abi Takoradi I don forget,” he wrote on X.

Mr Eazi first rose to international stardom following the breakthrough of his 2015 single ‘Holl Up.’ He is widely credited as the pioneer of Banku Music, a signature fusion sound that blends Ghanaian highlife with Nigerian chord progressions and patterns.

In April 2023, the singer announced the formation of a new pan-African music group titled ‘Choplife Soundsystem’.

Listen to ‘CASANOVA’ BY MR EAZI here