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Timilehin Joseph Jolaoso, professionally known as Timi Jay or Timi Jay On D Track, is a Nigerian music producer and mixing and mastering engineer known for his contributions to Afrobeats music.

Jolaoso was born in Nigeria. He began his career as a disc jockey before transitioning into music production and audio engineering.^[1]

He later studied audio production at SAE Institute London, graduating in 2026.^[2]

Timi Jay is known for his work as a mixing and mastering engineer within the Nigerian music industry.

According to The Guardian Nigeria, he worked on "Maserati (Remix)" by Olakira featuring Davido.^[3]

He has collaborated with artists including Burna Boy, Zlatan, BNXN, and Kizz Daniel.^[2]

He has also worked with the late Mohbad.^[2]

Jolaoso served as a mixing and mastering engineer on tracks 1–3 of TZA (EP), a project by Kizz Daniel.^{[4][circular reference]}

His work is also associated with songs such as:

• "Lenu (Remix)" – BNXN featuring Burna Boy
• "MJ" – Bad Boy Timz featuring Mayorkun
• "Mapariwo" – Zinoleesky
• "Double" – Kizz Daniel

In 2022, Jolaoso won Best Sound Engineering at the Clout Africa Awards.^[5]

He has also been recognised at The Beatz Awards 2021 and subsequent editions.^{[6] [7]}

Jolaoso's work focuses on mixing and mastering, contributing to the sonic quality of Afrobeats recordings. His influences include artists such as Drake, Whitney Houston, and Lionel Richie.^[8]

Category:Nigerian record producers Category:Living people