Record label boss Don Jazzy has revealed he was hurt after Wande Coal left his record label.

Wande Coal parted ways with Don Jazzy in 2013. His exit came as a shock to fans of Mo’hits record label, now Mavin.

Don Jazzy, speaking on The Afrobeat Podcast, said Wande coal’s exit from his record label hurt him because he was like a child he raised and then had to let go as an adult after all the training.

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According to him, “Wande Coal is a genius and a music vocalist we found when we went for a show in UNILAG.

“Every separation hurts whether amicable or not. Wande exit was like when you train a child and then he has to go when he’s an adult.

It hurts because I had to start building again, friendship and all of that. You’ll know Wande’s exit hurt me because I had to tweet about it.”

Earlier in April, Don Jazzy while speaking on the Bounce Radio interview with media personality, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu explained how he begged Wande Coal to remain in Mavin Records.

“I believe a lot of people in the industry at the time were saying things to Wande Coal which eventually led to his final decision. 

I did not want him to leave and begged for him to return to Mavin,” Don Jazzy said.

Don Jazzy noted that he never wanted Wande Coal to leave his record label but learnt through his experience over the years that there would be a time when artists will feel like they can become independent and take charge of their careers.

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