CUPIDSZN — THE NEWEST MAVIN RECORDS PROTÉGÉ WHO JUST GOT [ACTIVATED]

✨ CUPIDSZN — THE NEWEST MAVIN RECORDS PROTÉGÉ TAKING OVER GEN Z

In the ever-evolving world of Afrobeats, where sound meets soul and style meets storytelling, a new star has emerged — and Mavin Records has officially opened its doors to one of the most promising young voices of this generation: CUPIDSZN.

🎧 From Bedroom Sessions to Global Buzz

CUPIDSZN, real name IS STEVENSON NJOKU AYINACHISO raised in port harcourt the city of talents, he built his early following the way Gen Z loves it —
authentic, raw, unfiltered.

His Instagram and TikTok videos didn’t look flashy.
Just a boy in his room, phone in hand, hoodie on, singing his heart out.
But the voice?
Smooth, addictive, emotional — the kind that makes you pause and replay immediately.

Within months, clips of him performing acapella started circulating across music pages, reaction channels, and even international R&B fan communities.

👀 How Mavin Discovered Him

According to insiders, Don Jazzy first saw CUPIDSZN from a viral TikTok duet where a creator harmonized with him singing a snippet titled “you’re dangerous…”
The video hit over 1.2 million views in 48 hours.

A source inside the Mavin camp said:

“Jazzy watched the clip and said, ‘Who be this boy? This tone is not regular.’”

Within days, the team reached out.

CUPIDSZN reportedly didn’t believe the DM was real at first — he even ignored it for hours until friends forced him to reply.

🎙️ The Audition That Shocked the Room

Mavin invited him to the studio in Lagos.
He came quiet, shy, palms sweaty, wearing Crocs and a black bag.

When they asked him what he wanted to sing, he simply said:

“Something I never dropped before…”

He started performing a raw, unreleased track rumored to be titled “NEVER LIKED YOU” — a blend of R&B pain, soft Afro rhythms, and Gen Z melancholy.

Halfway through the hook, Don Jazzy reportedly raised his hand and said:

“No need. We don find am.”

That was it.
Instant signing.

🎵 What Makes CUPIDSZN Special

Melodic R&B vocals with a Nigerian street undertone

Lyrics that feel like late-night WhatsApp chats

A sound Gen Z calls “heartbreak sweet”

A soft-boy aesthetic mixed with confidence

Ability to switch between English, Pidgin, and light Afro-fusion vibes

He speaks to the youth the way Buju did in his early era, but with the emotional texture of Tems and the charm of Rema’s first breakout.