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Nigerian-born, Zurich-based artiste NazB is exploring the softer side of his artistry with his latest release, “It’s Easy to Luv You,” a romantic record centred on genuine affection, emotional connection and the simplicity of falling for someone special.
Known for his versatility across Afrobeats, Afrohouse, Afro-pop, Amapiano and other global sounds, NazB has continued to build a distinctive musical identity shaped by his Nigerian roots and experiences in Europe.
Born Michael Ikenna Ozigbo and originally from Anambra State, Nigeria, the Zurich-based artiste has developed a sound that blends African musical influences with international elements. His journey across different parts of Africa and beyond has also contributed to the multicultural character of his music.
On “It’s Easy to Luv You,” NazB takes a straightforward approach to romance, capturing the feeling of meeting someone who makes love and affection feel effortless. The song’s title reflects its central message, making the record relatable to listeners drawn to music about love, intimacy and meaningful connections.
Beyond the romantic theme of the new single, the release further highlights NazB’s ability to explore different musical moods while maintaining his identity as an African artiste with an international outlook.
His catalogue includes the “Ikenna” album, named after his Igbo first name, alongside songs such as “Kaam Pe,” “Ibiza,” “Holy,” “Feelin Myself,” and “lonely days are gone.” These releases showcase the range of influences that continue to shape his sound, from dance-oriented records to melodic and emotionally driven songs.
The Ikenna project also represents a personal connection to his roots, while reflecting the diverse experiences that have influenced his artistic journey.
With “It’s Easy to Luv You,” NazB adds another romantic dimension to his growing catalogue while continuing to demonstrate his versatility across African and international sounds.
As he continues to build his presence from Zurich to a wider global audience, NazB remains committed to creating music that connects different cultures, sounds and experiences while staying rooted in his Nigerian heritage.