D'Prince

Charles Enebeli (born October 23, 1986), widely known by his stage name D'Prince, is a prominent Nigerian music executive, singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and executive producer. He is recognized as a significant figure in the Nigerian music scene, both for his own artistic contributions and his pivotal role in developing new talent within the Afrobeats genre.Early Life and Career Beginnings D'Prince was born Charles Enebeli on October 23, 1986, in Ajegunle, Lagos State, Nigeria. He is the younger brother of renowned music producer and entrepreneur Don Jazzy. His active involvement in the music industry began around 2005. His early career was closely linked with his brother's ventures, establishing him as an artist under the highly influential Mo’Hits Records, and later, Mavin Records.Career Progression and Musical Style D'Prince became known for his unique blend of Afrobeats, Pop, and R&B, often featuring catchy melodies and smooth vocal delivery. He released several notable tracks as a recording artist. His early works include singles like "Omoba," "I Like What I See" (featuring Wande Coal), and "Ooze" (featuring Wande Coal & D'Banj) in 2009 and 2010. He continued to release music after the formation of Mavin Records, contributing to the label's success. Notable tracks under Mavin include "Take Banana" and "Amarachi" (2012), and later releases such as "Oga Titus" (featuring Don Jazzy) and "Nonso" (featuring Reekado Banks) in 2014 and 2015, respectively. He was also a part of the Mavin all-star track "Dorobucci" in 2014.Entrepreneurship and Jonzing World Beyond his singing career, D'Prince transitioned into a powerful figure in talent discovery and music business administration. He is best known for founding Jonzing World, an entertainment company and record label. Jonzing World operates as an affiliate of Mavin Records.Major Achievements and Current Status D'Prince is credited as the executive producer and visionary behind the international breakthrough of artists signed to Jonzing World, most notably Rema. His ability to identify and nurture young talent has solidified his status as a key music executive in the Afrobeats industry. The crossover success of Rema's music, including the global hit "Calm Down," has brought Jonzing World significant international recognition, earning multiple platinum certifications in countries worldwide. As of his current status, D'Prince remains active in the music industry as an executive producer and entrepreneur, steering the direction of Jonzing World Entertainment and continuing his influence as a music executive, singer, and philanthropist.