What do you know about the biography of
this prominent celebrity? What is Don Jazzy's
age? How has he become famous? What
shaped him into a person we know today?
Read on to find out!
How old is Don Jazzy? Michael Collins Ajereh is a well-known
Nigerian artist whom you can often see on
billboards and smaller ads which announce
that he is performing in one of the fancy
clubs. We know him as Don Jazzy which is his
stage name he selected as the most suitable
one. Now before we tell you his success
story, here is an answer to your “How old
is Don Jazzy?” He is forty-four. Surprising,
isn’t it? The biography of Dona Jazzy mentions that
he was born in Lagos state. His family lived
in Ajegunle where he spent the early years
of his life. His parents sent him to a great
school where he received education along
with his love of music. Thanks to his parents who supported him in
his decisions, he decided to start playing the
bass guitar when he was a teenager. His
love to music got deeper, and his intentions
became even more serious. Later he also
learnt how to play the drums as well as other percussion instruments. However, after he finished school, he
decided to try studying business, as he was
always interested in how one can run a
business as well as how all the processes on
different markets happen.He graduated from Ambrose Alli University
and started working. Later on, in 2000, his
family invited him to stay over with them in
Greta Britain where he first played drums at
church. He felt honoured and enjoyed every
single bit of it. Thus, a new era in Don Jazzy’s biography began. He tried working at local McDonald’s as
well as a guard at some local stores in Great
Britain where his uncle lived. However, he
felt really strongly about being involved
with music. So, he met Emeka Infinity to
learn from the experience of prominent personalities in the music industry. At that
time, the latter was collaborating with O-
Town record company. Mo’ Hits records Inspired by good examples, the man started
planning on opening his own record label.
Thanks to his business management
education along with experience in watching
professionals perform their business, in
2004 together with D’Banj he began their own record label.They called their company Mo’ Hits
records. Given easy access to records as
well as close connections with perfect
performers, he created two of his albums on
this stage of his career. He called them No
Long Thing and Rundown/Funk You Up.The first album consisted of twelve tracks
including: 1. "Intro." 2. "Tongolo." 3. "Socor." 4. "Pastor (Skit)" 5. "All Da Way." 6. "Iya Mi." 7. "Mr Olopa." 8. "Witches (Skit)" 9. "Mobolowowon." 10. "Ika O Da." 11. "Ask Me" ft. Kween 12. "Na Lie" ft. Nova & Raga Remi The second album had seventeen tracks
including “Run Down,” “Do you Like the
Koko,” “Iya Mi,” “Serve the Lord,”
and “Tongolo.” During this time, he has also started
working on his third album called
“Curriculum Vitae.” During the next
couple of years, he collaborated with
D’Banj, as well as many other talented
Nigerians. Besides, he got to help Wande Coal who was working on his latest album at that
time. Thanks to the support of Don Jazzy, the
celebrity in question became known as the
author of the best album which was ever
written in Nigeria. Later, he was also involved in producing
tracks for Kween, D’Banj, D’Prince, as
well as Jay-Z. Don Jazzy also helped with the
back vocals for songs by Kanye West with
Beyonce. Seven years after starting his work at Mo’
Hits, he also became a producer for Kanye
West and assisted him with his concert in the
capital of Great Britain where he became a
real success. However, in 2012 he parted
ways with D’Banij for they were too different to collaborate.

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Don jazzy is a legend of Nigerian music

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