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I wrote this article because so many upcoming artists keep asking me the same question: how do I get Don Jazzy to notice my music? If that’s you, read this through — I put the most important answer up front and then walk you through the exact steps I recommend.

Read to the end — everything here is written from my experience helping artists package themselves for labels and for discoverability in 2026.

How can an upcoming artist get Don Jazzy’s attention in 2026?

To get Don Jazzy’s attention in 2026, be consistently excellent and visible. Create original Afrobeat/Afropop content that is production-ready, build a clear brand and online momentum, tag Don Jazzy with content that earns attention, use Mavin’s official channels responsibly, and collaborate with creators who already get noticed. In short: talent + consistency + strategic visibility.

Why you want Don Jazzy’s attention

Most artists who want Don Jazzy’s attention want a record deal with Mavin Records. I know that is the goal for many of you — signing a contract with Mavin can change the course of your career because of the label’s reach, production quality and promotional strength.

If your aim is a Mavin deal, start by understanding the label that would represent you.

A brief history of Mavin Records

After Don Jazzy and D’Banj ended the Mo’ Hits era, Don Jazzy founded Mavin Records (the Mavin Dynasty). Early investment from Kupanda Holdings helped the label scale quickly, and Mavin has since developed multiple top Nigerian artists.

If you want context on what it means to sign to a major label, read this resource I referenced: signing a record contract with Mavin Records.

Notable artists who have been part of Mavin include Tiwa Savage, D’Prince, Rema, Reekado Banks and Korede Bello.

How I suggest you prepare before reaching out

• Polish one strong song: Your best track should sound like a finished product — professional arrangement, clean mix and clear vocal delivery.
• Create a one-page EPK: Include streaming links, short bio, social stats, and a contact email. Keep it concise and link it in every outreach.
• Brand consistently: Professional photos, coherent artist name usage, and a simple logo help build credibility.
• Build momentum first: Focus on a local radio push, playlist placements or a social moment — labels notice artists who already have traction.

How to reach Don Jazzy in 2026 — practical channels

DMs alone rarely work because of volume. I recommend a combination of public content that demands attention plus formal outreach.

• Social tagging (public first)

  Post a short performance clip, a creative challenge, or a studio snippet that shows your song in its best light. Tag Don Jazzy and Mavin only when the content is genuinely attention-worthy. Consistent, high-quality reels and TikToks increase the chance a creator or influencer reshapes your reach into something Don Jazzy can see.

• Official channels

  Use Mavin’s official pages and Don Jazzy’s verified social accounts to share a professional pitch. Keep messages short and link to your one-page EPK.

• Use public contact points responsibly

  Listed public contact avenues include Mavin’s official website, Don Jazzy’s official Instagram and X pages, and the phone number public directories show: +2349133616411. Use phone contact only for brief, professional outreach — never spam.

• Collaborate with creators who get attention

  Work with comedians, dancers, DJs or influencers who have previously interacted with Don Jazzy or Mavin artists. A respected creator sharing your work raises your credibility quickly.

What Mavin and Don Jazzy typically look for

• Commercial appeal and a clear musical identity.
• A professional attitude and readiness for growth.
• High-quality visuals and branding.
• Demonstrable traction — streaming numbers, viral content, radio play or active fan engagement.

A simple outreach template I recommend

When you reach out, keep it short. Use this structure in your message or DM:

• Intro: Your name, city, and genre.
• One-line hook: Why this song matters (30 words max).
• Links: Link to one track (streaming) + EPK.
• CTA: “If you’d like to hear more, I can send stems or a short promo reel.”

Final words — realistic expectations

Getting Don Jazzy’s attention is possible, but it is rarely instant. Treat the process like building a career — focus on great music, steady promotion, and professional presentation. If you want, I can help you craft your one-page EPK, write a tight outreach message, or produce social captions that increase engagement.

You can also learn about Record labels looking for artists to sign in 2026.