Why I left MAVIN's Records - Iyanya
Nigeria Vocalist and Songwriter Iyanya shared why he left Don Jazzy’s
Mavin Records in less than two years after he joined them after leaving
his Ex-record label Triple MG that house artiste like Tekno, Selebobo
and Ubi Franklin happens to their Manager.
The singer who came into limelight after his MTN project Fame win, seem to have been fed up with life under Don Jazzy as he’s said to have struggled to go back his popularity same that made him one of the bright musical artistes in the country.
Iyanya says his decision to leave the label was because of his plan to keep seeking for ways to become better with his music career that many people believed was failing.
He’s now signed to The Temple Music, in a new radio interview, said he discovered it was a moment for him to move on and be ready to face new challenges that life has to offer to him, adding that he remains a Mavin for life.
In his own words,
It was not beef. I was there and it was time to move on. I’m now signed to Temple Music but, I am a Mavin for life.
His exit leaves the Mavin with Tiwa, Dr Sid D’Prince, Di’ja, Reekado Banks, Korede Bello, Johny Drille, Poe and the DNA twins.
The singer who came into limelight after his MTN project Fame win, seem to have been fed up with life under Don Jazzy as he’s said to have struggled to go back his popularity same that made him one of the bright musical artistes in the country.
Iyanya says his decision to leave the label was because of his plan to keep seeking for ways to become better with his music career that many people believed was failing.
He’s now signed to The Temple Music, in a new radio interview, said he discovered it was a moment for him to move on and be ready to face new challenges that life has to offer to him, adding that he remains a Mavin for life.
In his own words,
It was not beef. I was there and it was time to move on. I’m now signed to Temple Music but, I am a Mavin for life.
His exit leaves the Mavin with Tiwa, Dr Sid D’Prince, Di’ja, Reekado Banks, Korede Bello, Johny Drille, Poe and the DNA twins.
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