Global music stars King Promise and Mr Eazi have once again joined forces, delivering their latest collaboration, "That Way," a smooth and emotionally charged Afrofusion single. This highly anticipated track marks their reunion, showcasing the remarkable and seemingly effortless chemistry between two of West Africa’s most distinct and influential voices. "That Way" is not merely a song; it's a meticulously crafted blend of millennial pop nostalgia, drawing a direct and inspired line from the Backstreet Boys' iconic hit "I Want It That Way," all re-imagined through a contemporary African sonic lens. This unique fusion results in a record that feels instantly familiar to listeners yet remarkably fresh and current.

The production of "That Way" is a testament to top-tier artistry, handled collaboratively by the acclaimed GuiltyBeatz and JAE5. Their combined talents lay down a rich, intricate soundscape that perfectly complements the artists' vocal styles. As the second release from their joint project, titled "See What You’ve Done," this single further deepens the narrative and thematic exploration initiated by the duo, reinforcing the project’s overarching themes of reflection, connection, and evolution within their musical journey.

The song features King Promise's signature silky, melodic delivery, which intertwines seamlessly with Mr Eazi's characteristic laid-back confidence. This combination creates a relaxed yet deeply emotionally resonant sound, where the raw feeling and authenticity of the music take precedence over rigid formulaic structures. The track is designed to evoke a profound sense of warmth and intimacy, inviting listeners into its nostalgic embrace.

Further enhancing the experience, the official music video for "That Way" made its debut on February 6, 2026. Directed by the visionary Charlie Rees and produced by Oculens, the visual component was shot in London. This carefully conceived video amplifies the song’s central themes of nostalgia meeting modernity, translating its inherent warmth and intimacy into a compelling on-screen narrative. The visual storytelling perfectly complements the record’s emotional core, adding another layer of depth to the artistic expression. "That Way" is now widely accessible to fans around the globe, available on all major streaming platforms.