Inside the London Studio: The Raw, Joyful Magic Behind King Promise & Mr Eazi’s “That Way”

The clip opens with a relaxed, sunlit studio vibe, mics up, headphones on, and three key figures deeply in their element:

• King Promise leading vocals and melody ideas, testing lines with that signature smooth delivery.
• Producers GuiltyBeatz (recognizable with his dreads and red cap) and JAE5 (often bald-headed, manning the console) tweaking beats, nodding along, and occasionally jumping in with laughter or quick direction.

You see the song being built in real time: early vocal takes, experimenting with the iconic Backstreet Boys interpolation (“I Want It That Way” flipped into an Afrobeats love letter), moments of pure joy when a harmony lands perfectly, and plenty of banter among the group. There are smiles, head nods, quick rewinds, and that unmistakable spark when everyone in the room knows they’ve got something special.

No polished takes. No makeup or lighting setups. Just creatives in hoodies and caps, fully immersed, having fun while crafting what would become a streaming favorite and chart riser. Notably, while Mr Eazi is a key collaborator on the track, this particular footage captures King Promise’s session with the producers, highlighting their hands-on role in shaping the sound.

Why This BTS Clip Hits Different

In an era of highly curated artist content, this raw snippet stands out because it feels unfiltered and authentic. You can sense the camaraderie between King Promise and the producers the comfort, the trust, the inside jokes. It humanizes the process behind a song that already feels larger-than-life.

Fans have flooded the comments calling it “pure vibes,” “chemistry overload,” and “this is how classics are made.” It’s a reminder that even global hits often start as loose ideas in a room full of laughter and experimentation.

The Bigger Picture It Teases

While the clip keeps the spotlight firmly on the creation moment, it subtly builds anticipation for more. “That Way” is the lead taste from the duo’s upcoming joint project See What We’ve Done (slated for spring 2026). If this is what the studio sessions look like, the full body of work promises even deeper connection and musical storytelling.

For now, though, we’re grateful King Promise hit share. In under two minutes of footage, he gave fans something priceless: proof that the best music still comes from real human moments, good friends, great producers, and a lot of creative joy.

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