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Dazlah

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Dazlah Kiduche, professionally known as Dazlah, is an East African musician, singer-songwriter, entertainer, and performer hailing from Kenya. In 2013, he launched his music career with the release of his debut single "Kitu Kimoja," and since then, he has become a prominent figure in the Kenyan music scene. Dazlah's music is a blend of various genres, including reggae, dancehall, and afro-pop, and his uplifting lyrics often address social issues affecting young people in Kenya. He's the CEO of Chile Monde Classic, a record label he founded in 2016, that focuses on discovering and promoting young talent. Dazlah's music has earned him a loyal fan base across Kenya and beyond, and he has performed at numerous events and festivals across the region.

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