Don Jazzy's Net Worth

Jazzy Don "Don jazzy is back" Whenever you hear this iconic intro, you can be sure that some excellent music is about to flow from the speaker that played the intro. Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, is his name. In Nigeria and even West Africa, he is by far the wealthiest and most successful music producer. He is also a  inger, songwriter, and performer. Don is the only musician who hasn't released even a single song or album.

Even in tracks using his name as the singer, Don Jazzy is frequently working with another artist in a partnership. With his baritone voice, he has spent the majority of his musical career either producing or providing backing vocals for his clients.
 
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He has worked with several Nigerian musicians to make albums and singles, and he frequently plays live with his band. He is possibly Nigeria's second-richest musician.

At his hometown of Umahia, Abia State, Nigeria, on November 26, 1982, Michael Collins Ajereh was born. He and his three siblings were raised in Ajegunle, in the state of Lagos. He first attended the Lagos campus of the Federal Government College before moving on to Ambrose Ali University to study business administration.

The producer lord began playing the drums at a young age before moving on to the bass guitar and other instruments. He excelled at it, especially playing the drums, and in 2000, upon his uncle's offer to play the drums in a church, he traveled to London. He killed two birds with one stone while in London by utilizing his uncle's generosity and began working in order to supplement his meager resources.

Don Jazzy was a security officer at the well-known McDonald's. He made friends with a fellow Nigerian there, and the two of them started making music together. They both went back to Nigeria in 2004 to start "Mo'Hits Records," a record company that would go on to release one of Nigeria's most popular albums. He created a deluge of albums through his label. His astute production abilities have benefited Wande Coal, Dr. Sid, Dbanj, and his brother, D'Prince.

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Don Jazzy and Dbanj broke their initial agreement to work together in 2012 and parted ways. They both succeeded after the split up, achieving outstanding milestones in respective records, in contrast to typical splits in the industry where one of the duo remains afloat and the other sinks. The moniker "Mo'Hits," which entered history, was the only thing lost in the breakup.

The Mavin dynasty, sometimes known as "Mavins," was officially established in 2012 by the Don. It has spawned promising award-winning stars including Reekado Banks, Koredo Bello, Di'ja, and Wande Coal since its inception. All of these artists ultimately went solo. The sophisticated diva Tiwa Savage was also signed by the label. They have produced outstanding hits as a unit, including Dorobucci, Adaobi, and Arise, and with more on the way, this group will undoubtedly be the finest in Africa.