Her journey is one of artistic reinvention. Initially drawn to Western R&B (think Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift), she was advised to "Kenyanize" her sound after connecting with her management, Zoza Nation. This pivotal shift pushed her toward local genres like drill, but her biggest breakthrough came when she stopped following rules. "Every other female artist was conservative," she explains. "My lyrics are freaky and ratchet."
International outlets like OkayAfrica, Citizen Digital, and K24 Digital took notice, recognizing the song and its fearless creator. This global coverage elevated Dyana Cods from a promising local talent to an artist with serious regional potential. In 2025, she continued to build on this momentum, collaborating with artists like Trio Mio on "Bad Manners" and cementing her reputation as an artist who defies easy categorization. AUDIO - Dyana Cods Ft Ajay -Burukyln Boys- - Mzuka Kibao
You can find the audio on major streaming platforms and local music blogs. Turn up the volume and experience the "Mzuka" for yourself! Her journey is one of artistic reinvention
The song you're looking for is titled Dyana Cods Buruklyn Boyz "Every other female artist was conservative," she explains
The magic of the track relies entirely on the stark stylistic contrast between its two performers:
Known for her raw charisma and aggressive delivery, the 22-year-old artist anchors the track with a powerful, commanding flow that commands immediate respect.
"Set It" functions as an "Arbantone" and modern Afrosounds hybrid. It swaps out the traditionally dark, melancholic atmospheres of standard UK or US drill for a high-energy, uptempo club groove.
