Phyno, Don Jazzy, Young Jonn, and Pheelz: Producers Turned Stars

The article discusses Nigerian musicians who began their careers as music producers before becoming successful performers. Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike, known as Phyno, started as a producer and collaborated with artists like Illbliss and Olamide before becoming a prominent indigenous rapper with hits such as Ghost Mode and Fada Fada.
Michael Collins Ajereh, known as Don Jazzy, began producing music at 16 and became the head of Mo' Hits Records in 2004, producing hits for D'banj and Wande Coal. He is also recognized for his vocal contributions to songs like E Don Do Me.
Udomboso John, known as Young Jonn, worked as a producer at Hit Factory Studio from 2012 and gained fame through his collaborations with Olamide, later transitioning to a singing career with his debut album, Jiggy Forever. Phillip Kayode Moses, known as Pheelz, also built his reputation as a producer before gaining recognition as a singer.
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