Brooklyn native Tyrell "T–Eazy" Robinson, known for his laid-back and easygoing demeanor, has solidified his presence in the music scene. Dubbed "Eazy" by the kids in Crown Heights, this moniker reflects his stress-free attitude, though it shouldn't be misconstrued as a lack of ambition.
Introduced to the world of rap by his older brother at a young age, Eazy started honing his skills by laying down ad-libs to his brother's songs. By the age of 11, he was already writing songs for fellow rap artists. Armed with a karaoke machine, he began recording his music, leading to his first radio performance on Harlem's Dark-Fame radio.
Eazy's commitment to building a strong music catalog is evident in his consistent work ethic. Balancing studio time with captivating live performances, he has seen his career flourish. His summer anthem, "Surfboard," even earned airtime on NYC radio station POWER 105.1. Notable performances at Howard University's Homecoming, features on platforms like VladTV and WorldStarHipHop, and opening for renowned acts such as Maino, J.R. Writer, and Big Sean further solidify his standing in the industry.
As a father of two daughters, T-Eazy's growth is reflected in the diverse themes explored in his music. From life experiences to party vibes, relationships, and real-life situations, his lyrical range is broad. "I talk about life, party vibes, female stages, make-up, break-up, forgiveness, real-life situations, work, school, kids, balancing, struggling, and keeping a roof over kids' heads. Have a good time, life. Different emotions, feelings, etc.," he affirms.
Always in the creative process, T-Eazy invites fans to explore his latest single, "7 Days," featuring Fred Nice and produced by Taylor Made Beats. Stream the track on his website T-Eazy.com for a unique musical experience.