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Moliy Links Mr Eazi on ‘Comfort’ — GH–NG Soft-Life Collab Lands October 2

Updated September 20, 2026 — Accra, park the who dey drop next argument for one soft second. Moliy just linked Mr Eazi on a brand-new collaborative single titled Comfort, locked for October 2, 2026. Not a rumour from a group chat auntie. Not a fake flyer with Comic Sans. The date is in the wild, the snippets are circulating, and West Africa’s favourite soft-life playlist just got a new plot twist.

Ei. When a Ghana girl riding the BADDIES wave links a Banku pioneer with Ghana stamped all over his passport stamps, Accra does not whisper — Accra screenshots, Accra argues, Accra already starts humming the unfinished hook.

What we actually know about Comfort

Coverage out of mid-September — including the September 18 round of Ghana music amplification confirms the pairing: Moliy (Ghana) and Mr Eazi (Nigeria / Banku) on Comfort, with the official drop date set for October 2. Preview clips and short visual teasers have been making the rounds on social, giving listeners an early taste before the full stream links arrive.

Early reactions paint the record as warm, romantic, and radio-friendly mid-tempo groove, melodic vocals, and that familiar Eazi Banku DNA brushing against Moliys contemporary Ghanaian pop swagger. Themes floating in the circulating lyrics lean into support, affection, and emotional closeness. Soft life with a spine. Comfort with a chorus. The kind of song that sneaks into WhatsApp statuses before it even hits Spotify.

Full official statements from both camps on the creative process are still thin — which, frankly, is how Accra prefers its suspense. Let the snippet do the talking. Let October 2 settle the argument.

Why this GH–NG chemistry hits different

Cross-border GhanaNigeria collabs are not new. They are national sport. But this one has a cheeky timing and a clean brand story. Moliy has spent the last stretch turning viral heat into a real catalogue Shake It To The Max (FLY), the BADDIES era, stages that now stretch past Accra nightclubs into festival lights and diaspora rooms. Linking Mr Eazi is not feature for the timeline. It is a visibility step into a lane that already knows how to travel.

Mr Eazi, for his part, has never been a stranger to Ghana. Banku itself is a Ghana–Nigeria handshake in sonic form highlife influence meeting Nigerian rhythmic swagger — and his professional ties to Accra (including work with artists like King Promise) keep the bridge open. So when he slots Moliy onto Comfort, it reads less like a random A&R experiment and more like another selective collab from an artist who still knows how to pick voices that make the region feel like one playlist.

And yes Accra will still find something to fight about. That is free entertainment. But a Moliy × Mr Eazi soft-life single landing in early October is the rare announcement that makes both the “Ghana rising” crowd and the “Banku forever crowd clear their throats at the same time.

October already looks busy for Moliy

While you wait for Comfort, keep the calendar honest: Moliys first European headline run — Baddies Love Moliy — is also lined up for October 2026, kicking off October 8 and rolling through a dozen cities including Madrid, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, Warsaw, Manchester, Birmingham, and London. Drop a GH–NG collab on the 2nd, then take the passport on tour? That is not coincidence. That is sequencing.

For Mr Eazi, the move fits a longer pattern selective features, continental chemistry, and a brand that still understands soft grooves can move markets. For Moliy, it is another receipt that the BADDIES chapter is not just TikTok lore; it is a career building international rooms one hook at a time.

Stream the catalogues while you wait (official only)

Comfort is not live yet Face-first portrait of Moliy in thin green The Ent News brand frame for Comfort collab with Mr Eazi October 2 announcementOctober 2 is the date. Until then, support the existing official catalogues. No pirate folders. No full zip blogs. Soft life is legal life:

The Ent News take

September just handed Accra a circled date. October 2 is not “maybe. It is Comfort Moliy’s rising Ghana pop heat meeting Mr Eazi’s Banku soft power on a track already teasing affection, support, and that late-night-text energy. If the finished record matches the chemistry in the snippets, playlist curators from Accra to Lagos to the diaspora will not need a press release to find it.

We move. Stream legal. Argue less. Soft-life harder. The GHNG handshake just booked another warm seat on the October timeline — and Moliy is not coming empty-handed.

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