Mavin’s DJ Big N Taps Ayra Starr &Oxlade On New Song ‘How Many Times’
ThefactthatMavinRecordsiscurrently blowing hot isnolongernews.Having recently established itself as a significant force in the Nigerian music industry,withits artists making wavesbothwithinandoutsideofNigeria,thelabelcontinuestoproveitselfasthebiggestlabelintheNigerianmusicspace.
After becoming Mavin Records’ official DJ in 2015, DJ Big N has gained notoriety in the Nigerian music scene and collaborated with several renowned performers, including Tiwa Savage, Rema, Dr. Sid, Wande Coal, and Don Jazzy, among many others. The most recent additions to the list are Ayra Starr and Oxlade. With a great beat and contagious tune, “How Many Times” showcases global hitmaker Andre Vibez’s production prowess. In addition, the soulful vocals of Ayra Starr and Oxlade give the song an additional dimension of emotion, making it a solid and memorable track.
DJ Big N’s new song, “How Many Times,” his first official release in around two years, is a follow-up to his song “Aje,” which features Remmy Crown from 2021. “How Many Times” is a love ballad that lyrically examines the highs and lows of a romantic setting. The song’s message is nicely conveyed by the lyrics, which are someone reassuring their love interest about their relationship. In addition, Andre Vibez’s production produces a chill and pleasant atmosphere.
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