Don Jazzy Shares Regret Over Not Signing Simi, Teni, Others

Music producer and Mavin Records founder, Don Jazzy, has opened up about some artists he wished he had signed earlier in his career.

He made this known while looking back on his journey in the Nigerian music industry and the choices he made along the way.

Don Jazzy revealed that he once had the chance to work with Simi and Teni, two female singers he deeply respects.

According to him, missing the chance to sign them still lingers in his mind.

He also shared that he passed on the opportunity to sign Davido, even though it was clear the young artiste was full of potential.

Don Jazzy believed Davido would succeed on his own, which is why he let that opportunity go.

In the case of Wizkid, Don Jazzy explained that the singer had already been signed by another record label boss before he could make a move.

He said it would have been great to work with Wizkid, but the timing was not in his favour.

He also mentioned Falz, the rapper and actor, saying that they nearly reached a deal at some point, but it eventually fell through.

Don Jazzy explained that in the fast-moving music industry, it is not possible to sign every talented artist, even if the desire is there.

He expressed admiration for all of them and said he is proud of how far they have gone in their careers.

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