Crayon, a Paris-based producer and performer, released his debut album, Home Safe. While the search results do not show that Crayon is from Nigeria, he is a prominent character in the Paris music industry, best known for his work as a producer for French rappers. The album is a very personal and genre-defying journey through the difficult idea of home, using a warm and communal tone.
The album Home Safe debuted on October 24, 2025. It’s a huge project with 11 tracks. The album is especially collaborative, with an extraordinary roster of musicians including Yamê, Tora, Rhye, ELIZA, FKJ, anaiis, Arthur Teboul (Feu! Chatterton), and Lossapardo. It also contains Zefire and Swing, with one tune, “Arthur et Le Cristal,” serving as an instrumental piece.
The record label that is releasing this project is Erased Tapes Records Ltd. While the search results do not identify the album as Afrobeats, they do characterize it as a combination of soul, folk, jazz, hip-hop, and electronic genres. The album’s music is described as a seamless blend of symphonic richness and peaceful meditation, designed to induce feelings of nostalgia and comfort.
What makes Home Safe stand out is its own creative approach and key idea. The record was created during small Sunday jam sessions in a Paris flat, combining live music, dancing, and visual art. The project revolves around a painful question Crayon made to his collaborators: “What does home mean to you?” This investigation imbues the album with significant and communal emotional resonance, elevating it above a mere collection of songs to a shared examination of belonging. It’s worth listening to because it brilliantly combines the grandeur of jazz orchestration with the intimacy of a bedroom production, transporting listeners to a highly layered universe where sound, picture, and emotion interweave seamlessly.
Home Safe Album Tracklist by Crayon


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