Afrobeats superstar Rema has taken Nigerian music to the global stage, but one question keeps confusing fans: “What record label is Rema signed to?” Some say it’s Jonzing World, others insist it’s Mavin Records, and a few even believe he has gone independent.
If you’ve ever searched for “rems record label” (a common misspelling of “Rema’s record label”), you’re not alone. The truth is that Rema’s record deal is unique — involving multiple labels and international distribution partners.
In this article, you’ll get the complete 2025 update on Rema’s label status, how his contract works between Jonzing World and Mavin Records, the rumors about him leaving, and what it all means for his career moving forward.
Rema’s Record Label in 2025: The Quick Answer
As of 2025, Rema is officially signed to Jonzing World, an imprint under Mavin Records, with global distribution through Universal Music Group.
That means Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records handles the bigger picture, while D’Prince’s Jonzing World was the label that first discovered and launched him.
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How Rema Got Signed
Rema, born Divine Ikubor, was discovered in 2018 after posting freestyle videos on Instagram. His talent caught the attention of D’Prince, younger brother of Don Jazzy and founder of Jonzing World.
In 2019, Rema signed with Jonzing World.
Through Jonzing’s partnership with Mavin Records, he became part of the Mavin family.
Internationally, his music is distributed by Virgin Music / Universal Music Group.
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Jonzing World vs. Mavin Records: What’s the Difference?
Jonzing World → A talent discovery label founded by D’Prince in 2019. Rema was its first major signing.
Mavin Records → A powerhouse Nigerian label founded by Don Jazzy, responsible for developing Rema into a global superstar.
Universal Music Group → Handles Rema’s global distribution, ensuring his music reaches platforms worldwide.
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Rumors About Rema Leaving His Label
In mid-2024, several blogs speculated that Rema might have parted ways with Mavin and Jonzing.
Reports by ThisDay Live hinted at possible changes, but no official confirmation was given.
Neither Don Jazzy nor D’Prince has publicly announced any contract termination.
Rema continues to release music under both Jonzing and Mavin banners.
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