"A Dynasty": Don Jazzy Celebrates 12th Anniversary of Mavin Records

• Top record producer, Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy is celebrating his record label at 12
• The multi-talent founded his label, Mavin Records, in 2012 after parting ways with his jointly run label, Mo'hits
• Jazzy shared a music video of Mavin all-stars, spanning from the time of Tiwa Savage to Di'ja, Reekado Banks, and others
• In a chat with Legit.ng, Content strategist, Tunmise recounts his experience working with the Mavin boss so far and expressed appreciation

Influential Nigerian music producer and label boss Michael Collins Ajereh, professionally known as Don Jazzy, is celebrating his label's 12th anniversary.

The recording company was founded in 2012, with founding members being ace music stars like Tiwa Savage, Korede Bello, Reekado Banks, and Dr Sid, to mention a few.

Don Jazzy, who recently linked up with his friend and brother, D'banj, is in a celebratory mood and has shared nostalgic music videos released by old and new-school Mavin Record signees.

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Another image of the new school signees like Ayra Starr, Crayon, Bayanni, and Magixx was shared by a content creator, Tunmise, who works for the Don. He captioned the post:

"12 years of Mavin. A dynasty".

Watch the video below:

It will be recalled that a former Mavin record signee, Reekado Banks, disclosed what transpired between him and his former boss, Don Jazzy, after he left the label.

Speaking in a podcast with media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, aka Daddy Freeze, Reekado said:

"That man took me from absolutely nothing. I wonder why people would think that there was a problem. There never was. Everything was amicable. The end of the contract came, I wanted to leave and he gave me his blessings. I feel it is a tradition in the industry for artists to break out angrily from a record label, and I feel that is being imposed on our relationship."

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Nigerians congratulate Jazzy as Mavin clocks 12

The label boss' comment section was filled with appreciation from past and present signees who thanked him for the opportunity. Legit.ng compiled some reactions below:

@reekadobanks:

"Thankful for the opportunity."

@koredebello:

"The Seer… Congratulations to the fam. Grateful to be a beneficiary of the DON’s blessings. Love you boss. MEGA"

@crayonthis:

"Family."

@bibyonce:

"You aren’t just King alone ; you are a King Maker."

@herodaniels:

"King forever."

@thistemi:

"M A V I N."

@pheezy_.p:

"Them talk say you be influencer."

@toni_e.g.o:

"You see this Adaobi song na my ringtone that year."

@_iamhaywhy:

"Don baba J the legend."

@tolu_wanimi12:

"Let's be honest the best record label in history is Mavin & YBNL omo tiwa is a strong woman."

Tunmise applauds Don Jazzy, details working with him

Talented content writer and strategist Tunmise Olasokan fondly called the black bad guy in a chat with Eniola of Legit.ng shouted out to Don Jazzy for holding down the fort for so long.

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According to him, no one has ever done it.

"Maintaining a record label at the highest level for 12 years is such an incredible feat. Especially because they’ve produced top artistes every single year, even up until now. It has literally never been done before and I really think we’re lucky to still be witnessing a dynasty, I know I am", Tunmise said.

On working with the record label boss, he described it as a blessing. Here is what he had to say:

"It really is a blessing working with such a prominent figure that I’ve looked up to for the longest. Don Baba is an amazing person and boss, and clearly a genius because what else do we call someone that has upheld excellence for so long? A true Don."

D’banj apologizes to Don Jazzy, ex-Mo'hits members

Don Jazzy's former partner and label mate, Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, widely known as D'banj, tendered a heartfelt apology to the former members of Mo'hits Records.

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In a previous report by Legit.ng, the singer penned an appreciation note to all the former members and sought their forgiveness, noting that they were instrumental to his growth as an artist.

It is no longer news that the duo were once best friends and business partners before it yielded to life's call and went their separate ways.

Source: Legit.ng