The head of Mavins Records has refuted claims that he manipulates stream figures for his artists via streaming farms.
The renowned music producer and musical artist denied the allegations in a recent interview, saying that contrary to common opinion, no such practices occur.
A segment of music fans have accused record label owners of adopting the practices to inflate the numbers of their artists. The topic of streaming farms and phony streams has become a hot topic on the internet.
Don Jazzy, however, has denied these allegations, adamant that they are unfounded and have no place in the music business. There is no streaming farm, for the love of God.
I don't know if individuals have it, but if they do, take it from those of us who are succeeding and at the forefront.
There is no goddamn streaming farm, I'm telling you. Nothing about it makes sense," Don Jazzy reaffirmed
Don Jazzy said that all of his musicians would be successful if streaming farms were real, but that was not the case.
He said that an artist's success was determined by the caliber of the music they produced and their marketing approach, not by manipulating stream counts, to further support his claim.
"Don't just sit there and assume that someone is coming here because a streaming farm is nearby.
You'll believe it's impossible to achieve. You are doing yourself a disservice, Ogbeni, he warned.
Don Jazzy also urged artists to focus on making great music rather than getting sidetracked by false streams and other distractions.
"All these tangential discussions about how someplace has a streaming farm makes you lazy.
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