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Five Prominent Music Studios That Rule Naija’s Music Sector

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Music is one big business venture that has turned a lot of Nigerian youths into millionaires equipping them with the resources to live their dream lives. In Nigeria, new stars are been mad everyday but the fact that Record Labels is one factor that makes the entertainment juicy cannot  be overlooked. There had been many record labels in Nigeria in the past years till date, while some crashed, some remain intact. Below are the five top record labels in Nigeria.

Mavin Records

Mavin is a Nigerian owned record label owned by record producer, Don Jazzy. The label came to existence following the closure of Mo, ‘hits records which was also owned by Don Jazzy and D’banj. The label consists of recording artists such as Tiwa Savage, Dr SID, D’Prince, Di’Ja, Reekado Banks and Korede Bello.

YBNL is the second studio by Nigerian hip hop recording rap artist Olamide. The record label is fast becoming the most populous and widely accepted record label. The label boasts of so many talented people which include musicians, Djs and producers like Lil Kesh, Viktoh, Chinko Ekun, Zino, Adekunle Gold, B Banks, YoungJohn, Pheelz and Dj Enimoney.

G Worldwide

G-Worldwide Entertainment is a record label founded by Festus Ehimare, also known as Emperor Geezy, the record label signed Kiss Daniel as its first recording performing artist in 2013 and then signed another raggae and RnBartiste Sugarboy in 2015.

HKN Gang

HKN Gang is undoubtedly one of the leading and best record labels in Nigeria which can also be called a family union. Managed by the Adeleke Brothers, Chairman and Davido, they have been able to create a very good fusion of Afropop and Lifestyle. The Gang consists of B-Red, Sina Rambo, Davido, Danagog, Mayorkun,, King Special and Deekay.

Triple MG

The record label is managed by Ubi Franklin and the Kukere master, Iyanya. The group consists of different talented artistes such as Iyanya, Tekno, Selebobo and Emmy Nyra.

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