When sociologists and historians seek to make sense of 2022- a definitive year in Nigerian history, they will use certain moments and people as capstones upon which their findings will
When you ponder on the most influential people in the Nigerian and African entertainment scene at large, whether you’re talking about artists, actors, content creators/curators, record producers, writers or directors,
The early 2000s were a pivotal time in Nigerian music history. The decade saw the rise of many stars and legends, the production of classic albums, and a plethora of
The last time we got an all-star song from Mavin Records was back in 2019 when the label released ‘All Is In Order‘ featuring Don Jazzy, Rema, Korede Bello, DNA
A signature look wields the power to make a spectacular first impression on your audience and set you apart from other artists. While most of our celebrities like to entirely
Ahead of the kick-off of his Space Drift tour in London this Friday, Burna Boy joins forces with Don Jazzy on Question, a vibrant Afropop take on his legitimacy, articulated
Mavin Records and its chief promoter, Don Jazzy sits largely above the Nigerian music industry. With its corporate headquarters in Victoria Island and operational headquarters in Lekki, it has been
Rema’s journey to the top is reaching its peak this year with a debut album looming on the horizon. He prefaces the album’s release today with his first single of
Over the course of its time in power, the Buhari led administration has constantly been accused of infringing on fundamental human rights particularly the right to free speech. First, the
Never one to back out of socio-political debates and imbibe them in his music, Falz makes the perfect tag team partner for Don Jazzy who makes a mild return this
When Don Jazzy and D’Banj severed ties years back, the fallout came from the former’s desire to conquer the Nigerian market. One of the byproducts of that breakup was the
With the revamp of Don Jazzy’s Mavins Records comes a rehabilitation of the individual brands housed under the record label in the aftermath of Reekado Banks’ departure. Korede Bello, Banks’
B-Red has never had a concrete spot in the industry but this hasn’t deterred him from occassionally filtering in and out with typical Afrobeat records which find their place. This