The new song “Jejely,” which was cowritten by Mr Eazi and Korede Bello, it has been well appreciated by the fans of both musicians in Nigeria. The song is a nice fusion of afrobeats and high life rhythms and has charming vocals from both Korede and Mr Eazi.
The producer of the song, Nana Rogues uses high life guitar and other traditional African instruments to make a vibrant and dynamic sound. To produce a sound that is both classic and contemporary, the instruments are combined with fresh electronic sounds.
The song's lyrics highlight the value of leading a calm, stress-free life, with both singers emphasizing the need to concentrate on one's own path rather than worrying about the opinions or actions of others. The chorus repeats, “Jejely, jejely o, me I dey my lane,” which means, “slowly, slowly, I'm in my own lane.”
Korede Bello said in his verse that he has no interest in emulating or outdoing others. He also talks about how material wealth and possessions shouldn't be the main focus of a person's life because genuine happiness comes from within.
Similar belief are emphasized in Mr. Eazi's song, which highlights the importance of going at one's own pace and avoiding peer pressure. To live a calm and secure life, he also emphasizes “stacking his cheese,” or saving money and accumulating wealth.
The upbeat tune “Jejely” will appeal to listeners who need a gentle reminder to stay focused on their path and take things as they come. It incorporates high life elements and places a strong emphasis on the idea of inner peace and personal fulfillment, which is a welcome departure from the traditional afrobeats sound that has dominated Nigerian music recently. Due to the comparable laid-back and reflective approaches that both vocalists take to their songs, Korede Bello and Mr. Eazi's collaboration is a perfect fit.