Suited – Shekhinah featuring Mr Eazi
The lounge cannot but be cozy as South African
songstress; Shekhinah teamed up with Mr. Eazi to render butterfly-feeling lines
on the song titled ‘Suited’. This was a remix of the 2017 hit by the Sony Music
song bird; Shekhinah. The remix had a slower pace compared to the original song
and the lyrical content by both songwriters were top notch as they were
rendered effortlessly by the African acts.
The anthem kicked off
with Mr. Eazi’s signature line ‘Zagadat’. You already know the talented singer
is about to blow the MIC afterwards. A little hum by the song bird; Shekhinah
paved way for Mr. Eazi’s lines which were rendered in English and Yoruba
languages. He claimed he is suited for this love by choosing these words:
Lotun losi o (left and right)
Morning and
the night
Laro lale o
(morning and night)
We do the
time lean on the line
Your love is mine,
you cannot divide
Baby you dot
my eye
Cause you
know say (that) you be (are) my design
Shekhinah bounced on her
song in emphatic fashion. Her do-re-mi game was on point.
She said:
When we talked on
phone and you said that you love me
Did you say that
just for show yeah
I wanna scream from the top of the
rooftop
Tell you that
my love for you
I
keep on rewind
I
struggle to find
You worser to
find
She then repeated ‘what a love, what a love yeah’ severally
to confirm how suited the love is. Her last two lines were really a punch line.
Tailor made I’m glued up on my lover yeah
Never
lose him to another yeah.
Mr. Eazi then repeated
his earlier verse which was the chorus. This led to the second verse by
Shekhinah. She is well suited for this love as she said:
See I just really miss
you yeah
And I’m
forever in time to you
Somehow
I just stay glued to you
I wanna , gotta get away
So
we play husband and wife
You take the keys to my life
I know
we’re just a little young yeah
And having just
a little time too much fun, baby
Mr. Eazi brought the song
to a close saying ‘Baby you dot my eye,
dot my eye’.
Lyrical lounge was suited
for this kind of lyrics. Just as Shekhinah pointed out, ‘It’s just something we both know, suited for each other’.
Fasuyi Tolulope Samuel is a budding
poet and novelist. He has featured in two ebook publications; Woman vs Man: A
cultural difference and 'A woman's pot, a man's stomach': A collection of poem on
delicacies both by Sandra T. Adeyeye. He has a B.Sc Hons in Microbiology from
Adekunle Ajasin university, Akungba-Akoko Ondo state. A lover of artwork, music
and football. Tolu hails from Akure in Ondo state. The single Youngman is
interested in taking Africa to the world with his style of writing.
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