Reekado Banks regrets early exit from Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records

Reekado Banks expressed regret over his early departure from Don Jazzy's Mavin Records in 2018, acknowledging it as a mistake in his early career. In an interview on the Echoroom podcast, the Nigerian singer disclosed that his decision to leave the record label was driven by youthful zeal rather than careful planning.
Reekado Banks admitted that he had chosen not to renew his contract with Mavin Records after five years, believing he was ready to succeed as an independent artist. Looking back, he acknowledged that his exit was hasty and premature, noting that the experience taught him valuable lessons about growth, patience, and the demands of the music industry.
Since leaving Mavin Records, Reekado Banks has experienced ups and downs in his career, with a reduced musical output as he focused on other ventures.
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