Mr Eazi receives double Grammy certification
Nigerian singer Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, aka Mr Eazi, has been doubly certified by the Grammys for his contribution to two award winning projects.
Mr Eazi shared the good news on his Instagram page, posting the picture of the two certifications.
The singer was recognised for his contributions on Angelique Kidjo’s ‘Mother Nature’ and Major Lazer’s ‘Music Is A Weapon (Reloaded)’, which both won Grammy awards.
Eazi was part of the composition and songwriting for Major Lazer’s ‘Music Is A Weapon (Reloaded)’ which received the Grammy award for Best Dancehall/Electronic Music Album.
He was also featured in “Africa, One of a Kind” track on Angelique Kidjo’s ‘Mother Nature’ album that received the Grammy award for Best Global Music Album.
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