In a recent interview with Afrobeats Intelligence, the award-winning singer said she made the move without hesitation, describing it as a "shameless" request driven by her determination to succeed.
Tiwa Savage has revealed that she confidently approached music producer Don Jazzy to sign her to Mavin Records after its launch, even though she had been previously rejected during the Mo'Hits era.
In a recent interview with Afrobeats Intelligence, the award-winning singer said she made the move without hesitation, describing it as a "shameless" request driven by her determination to succeed.
Reflecting on her experience, Savage noted that being with a record label often means they prioritise business over personal issues, contrasting it with the familial bond she feels with her Mavin colleagues.
Tiwa Savage said: "So when Don Jazzy started Mavin, I went to him and I said can you sign me now? Because you didn't sign me in Mo'Hits before. And now you've started Mavin. And he was just like, you know what? I don't have a first lady.
"I asked again. Yes. Wow. Oh, my God. I don't have shame. Yeah, you really, you really asked everyone. Yeah, I did. And I went to Jazzy and I asked him again. And then he just said, yes, like that.
"Like, yeah, your time, your time at Mavin. What did you learn from it as an artist and as a businesswoman? Who you sign to is very important. Like, I didn't appreciate it until after I left.
"Like Mavin still is like family. So if there's something that's going on, like online or whatever, I promise you, I would run to Jazzy's room and we will all come. Like Sid, Tega, Reekado, all of us in his room, on the floor, on the bed.
"We'll talk about it if I have to cry and whatever. And we'll get through it. Being with a label, they don't really care about your personal stuff.
"So I can't really go to the Empire office and be like, oh my God. Like, I miss that part of it."
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