Nigerian music producer and record label executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has called on Nigerian musicians to prioritise collaboration over personal pride.
Titiansloaded reports the warned that declining partnerships among artistes could negatively affect the growth and strength of the country’s music industry.
The Mavin Records boss shared his views during an appearance on the On The Grind podcast, where he expressed concern about what he described as a noticeable reduction in musical collaborations.
He maintained that artistes needed to recognise the benefits of working together rather than relying entirely on their individual abilities.
According to Don Jazzy, musical talent and versatility should not prevent performers from seeking creative partnerships with other industry professionals.
He argued that successful music careers require teamwork, adding that no individual can achieve everything alone.
The producer also reflected on his own journey in the entertainment business, explaining that collaboration had played an important role throughout his career.
He said his appreciation for working with others remained strong and would continue to influence his approach to music production.
Don Jazzy urged Nigerian artistes to become more mature in their dealings with colleagues and put aside unnecessary competition.
He stressed that stronger professional relationships and joint musical projects could create more opportunities for performers and contribute to the industry’s development.
