Don Jazzy unveils Mavin’s latest signee, Lifesize Teddy (VIDEO)

  • Mavin label boss Don Jazzy has signed a new artist named Lifesize Teddy to his Mavin label, one of Nigeria’s leading music label.
  • Announcing the grand unveiling of the fresh and dynamic artist, Donjazzy specifically underscored that the newly enlisted talent has impeccably gone through the laid down process of the Mavin academy

Popular Nigerian music executive, Michael Collins Ajereh, aka Don Jazzy, has announced the signing of a new artist to Mavin Records.

The Veteran producer, on Wednesday, unveiled fast rising, singer, rapper, poet and songwriter, Lifesize Teddy, as the latest signee to join the record label from the Mavin Academy..

The Mavin Boss posted a video of the singer via his Twitter handle with the caption;

Unveiling a new artist is a reminder of how an artist have let themselves go through the laid down process of the Mavin academy, the testament of our faith in them and the coming together of our hardwork [sic].

With the power vested in me by the Supreme Mavin Dynasty It’s my pleasure to introduce you to Mavin’s latest signee. Rapper, poet, singer and songwriter Lifesize Teddy.”

Lifesize Teddy now joins Ayra Starr and seasoned singer, Di’Ja as the third female artiste on Mavin Records.

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In other news, Mavin Record artiste, Rema, whose megahit, Calm Down, has been benchmarked as one of the biggest songs of 2023 globally, recently, teamed up with legendary American basketball player Micheal Jordan.

The Nigerian Afrobeat superstar is set to become the first African superstar to be one of the headline faces of the Air Jordan brand, the first of its kind.

The trending advert also featured other global superstars, like Serbian basketballer Luka Doncic, American singer Teyana Taylor, French artist Youssouf Fofana and others.

Rema is definitely on a new level and most certainly a global star, with several indications of his reach.

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