Kenyan rapper Dyana Cods is on a mission, and she’s not slowing down. After the massive success of her hit single "Set It" alongside Ajay from Buruklyn Boyz, the artist is aiming higher, revealing that she aspires to work with some of the biggest names in Kenyan music: Nyashinski, Bien, and Octopizzo. This ambitious goal is a testament to her drive and a clear signal that she is focused on taking her career to the next level.
Before "Set It" blew up, Dyana was already building a solid reputation, collaborating with the likes of Wakadinali and the Rong Rende clan and making a name for herself on various cyphers. The success of her hit track, however, has opened up new doors of popularity and opportunity. Now, with a growing catalogue of solo work and a reputation for impactful collaborations, she is ready to share a studio with the industry's heavyweights.
According to Dyana, her desire to work with these three artists stems from her deep admiration for their unique contributions to the Kenyan sound. “Nyashinski has mastered storytelling in his music, Bien is redefining Afro-pop on a global scale, and Octopizzo is proof that hip-hop from Kenya can cross borders," she said. For her, these collaborations are not just about fame; they are about artistic growth and learning from the best. "Collaboration is about learning. These are artists who have survived different eras of Kenyan music. To share a studio with them would be like a masterclass,” she added.
Her statement has sparked immense excitement among her fans, who flooded social media with their own imaginative scenarios of what these collaborations would sound like. Many fantasized about her soft vocals blending with Nyashinski’s lyrical depth, while others eagerly anticipated a Dyana–Bien duet that would surely dominate the airwaves. She has already collaborated with a number of big artists, including Fathermoh and Femi One Wadagliz, but adding this iconic trio to her list would undoubtedly elevate her status in the industry.
