Nigerian Afropop singer Crayon has sparked reactions online after announcing that he is leaving Mavin Records, while also making a controversial remark about the label’s future.
In a statement that quickly circulated on social media, the singer revealed that despite his close relationship with the label’s founder, Don Jazzy, he has decided to move on from the record company.
Crayon reportedly described Don Jazzy as someone he still respects and maintains a good relationship with, referring to him as “my boy.” However, he went on to claim that the record label is “going down,” a comment that has since triggered debate among fans and music industry observers.
The singer rose to prominence after signing with Mavin Records, one of Nigeria’s most influential music labels known for grooming several successful artists in the Afrobeats scene. His time with the label helped him gain recognition with several hit songs and collaborations.
Although Crayon did not provide detailed reasons for his decision to leave, his remarks have generated mixed reactions across social media platforms. While some fans believe the artist may be seeking greater independence in his music career, others questioned his comments about the label’s future.
Mavin Records, founded by Don Jazzy, has produced numerous successful artists and remains a major force in Nigeria’s music industry. As of the time of filing this report, the label has not released an official statement responding to Crayon’s remarks.
Industry watchers say the development could mark a new phase in the singer’s career, as many artists eventually pursue independent paths after building their careers under established record labels.
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