Eric Bellinger Brings 1-800-HIT-EAZY Pop Up to LA

Grammy award-winning artist Eric Bellinger brought a one-of-a-kind pop-up to LA to celebrate his upcoming album in collaboration with Hitmaka called 1-800-HIT-EAZY. The vibe went down at Harun Coffee, one of the hottest black-owned coffee shops in Leimert Park. Upon walking in, you spot Eric singing in a gray phone booth that reads 1-800-HIT-EAZY on top and blue LED lights and signatures from his fans inside.

The coffee and juice bar was popping with customized drinks named after songs from the album The Obsession (macchiato), Sum 2 See (Chai Latte), It’s Eazy (Harun’s Cold Brew), BNB (Rise Smoothie), and Thee Hitmaka (Hibiscus Lemongrass Tea). As we vibed out and took photos with the R&B star during the meet and greet, we got an exclusive listen to some of the songs on 1-800-HIT-EAZY. Here’s some tea: all of the songs that had drinks named after them at the event are BANGERS.

Hitmaka and Eric Bellinger are the perfect duos for creating a hit for the clubs and the charts. The first time the award-winning producer and lyricist worked together and made The Light with Jeremih and Ty Dolla Sign which went Gold. Continuing to test their magic touch, they hopped in the studio and created HYWI for Teyana Taylor, striking Gold again! Will this project take them to platinum status? We shall see very soon.

“With us being heavily influential towards the culture from behind the scenes from producing and writing some of the biggest records of our generation… We both have people hitting us all the time to work on records for them or their artists or somebody they know so it was only right to call the project 1-800-HIT-EAZY!” -Eric Bellinger

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With singles like Obsession feat Muni Long, BNB, and Decided, the world is hungry for the pull project. It is almost time! 1-800-HIT-EAZY drops on all streaming platforms on February 10th. So make room on your playlist and get your listening party favors ready for a chill R&B vibe with smooth vocals from Eric Bellinger and body-moving beats by Hitmaka. It’s a classic. Check out some of the photos from the event below.