Heavyweight record label, Mavin, releases music video of WON DA MO by Mavins, off the album “Chapter X”.
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Ā Upcoming Mavin Concert
For the first time in 10 years, Afrobeats label Mavin Records is set to release a joint album and hold a Mavin All-Star concert. This official announcement comes off the back of the success of their earlier all-star release this year- Overloading- with the song being the first lead of the album. Now followed by Won Da Mo, released on November 2. For the first time, Mavinās acts- Rema, Crayon, Boy Spyce, Bayanni, Ladipoe, Ayra Starr, and Johnny Drille feature together on a song.
This announcement comes into effect as the label looks to close out its 10th year anniversary in grand form. A joint Mavin album is one of the industryās watershed moments and it is part of a larger rollout that would climax into a Mavin All-Star concert on December 16.
Speaking on the Mavin 10th year anniversary special, Don Jazzy reflects; āWe are incredibly blessed to be 10. Itās not easy to have that staying power in our industry, but our fans have been amazing. Theyāve been with us on this journey, and theyāve relentlessly supported the amazing talents we discovered and groomed here at Mavin. We are inspired to do more and to continue pushing the industry to the global stage.ā
The Mavin all-star concert is a curated experience that is set to be one of the year endās biggest Afrobeats event. With tickets affordably priced at N20,000, it would be part of the annual LivespotXFestival and would feature an array of fan-centered activities that would be rolled out in the coming weeks.
It is exciting times for Mavin and fans of the label, and its COO, Tega Oghenejobo is even more pleased by the potential of the future; āThis is a big win for the team, for the fans, and for everyone who is looking at what is possible in our industry. Our coming concert is a celebration for us all. For Afrobeats. Weāre grateful for what weāve done so far and for the promise that the future holds,ā he said.




