TWO AFROBEATS TITANS JOIN FORCES: KING PROMISE & MR EAZI ARE ABOUT TO DROP THE COLLAB ALBUM NOBODY SAW COMING

Ghana meets Nigeria. Highlife meets Afrobeats. And the result? Nine tracks that could redefine the sound of African pop.

Mark your calendars April 15, 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark moment in African music. Ghanaian sensation King Promise and Nigeria’s genre-bending Mr Eazi are set to unleash their long-awaited joint album, See What We’ve Done, and if the pre-release buzz is anything to go by, this one is going to hit different.

The two artists have long been fan favourites individually, but together? They’re describing the project as “a beautiful collection of words and emotions”  and honestly, we’re already sold.

Chemistry You Can Actually Hear

The 9-track album isn’t just a collaboration in name  it’s a genuine meeting of minds, styles and friendship. King Promise brings his silky, highlife-infused charm to the table, while Mr Eazi layers in his signature genre-fluid influence, creating a sonic cocktail that feels both deeply rooted and refreshingly forward-thinking. Think smooth melodies wrapped in rich storytelling, soaked in everything that makes African pop impossible to ignore.

The full tracklist reads: Where Have You Been, That Way, Mariana, Taste, Criminal, Baby I Am Jealous, Not Fan, Mad Time and the title track See What We’ve Done.

The Singles Are Already Speaking

Lucky fans haven’t had to wait entirely in the dark. That Way, Mariana, and See What We’ve Done have already made their way into the world as advance singles and they paint a vivid picture of what’s coming. Each release has only cranked the anticipation up further, hinting at a cohesive, carefully crafted body of work where every track earns its place.

More Than Music It’s a Movement

Industry insiders and fans alike have praised the duo’s chemistry for one key reason: it feels effortless. There’s no awkward merging of egos here. Instead, King Promise and Mr Eazi appear to draw out the best in each other, delivering a sound that is at once familiar and boldly innovative.

See What We’ve Done is being framed as more than just an album drop  it’s a celebration of artistic growth, cross-border friendship, and the unstoppable rise of African music on the world stage.

April 15 cannot come fast enough. Save the date. Turn up the volume. This is going to be something special.