Nigerian singer, Rema has revealed the influence of Don Jazzy, 2Baba, and Olamide on his musical career.

In a recent interview with Apple Music, Rema discussed how Don Jazzy’s distinctive production style, especially from the Mo Hits Records era, played a key role in shaping his sound.

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He also highlighted the

impact of Olamide, Psquare, 2Baba, and Timaya on his artistic development.

“I feel like mostly I took a lot of inspiration from Mohits because from the first four seconds when a Mohits song comes in you already know it’s a Mohits song, Don Jazzy just goes crazy on the beat,” Rema said.

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“The time when Olamide used to drop crazy hits as well, he still drops crazy hits, you know, Psquare, 2Face, Timaya.”

Rema has established himself as a prominent name in the African music industry, with numerous awards and honourary mentions.

He is currently signed to D’Prince’s Jonzing World, a subsidiary of Don Jazzy’s Mavin Records.