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Keldamuzik keeps the music moving between a talk show and a beret line
The Oakland-based rapper and host has released through a long run of singles, EPs and albums while building a TV show and a fashion label around them.
Keldamuzik, also known as Kelda Williams and "Diva," is a Bay Area hip-hop and pop artist who spends as much time hosting and designing as she does recording. According to her Deezer artist page, her catalog now runs to 21 releases, the latest listed as the album Shut Up, Listen! dated May 19, 2026, following a self-titled album dated January 29, 2026. This piece is thin on outside press, so most of what follows rests on her own releases and two profiles.
A catalog built one release at a time
The public record shows a steady stream rather than a single breakout. The Deezer discography shows singles such as "Swype Right" (February 2019) and "Get Loose" (September 2019), the single "Can't Keep Up" (August 2020), the EP "The Diva Project" (May 2021) and the album "The Diva Network" (November 2022). It also lists "The Diva Experience" (May 2023) and the single "Fall Apart" (May 2024). Several earlier titles carry dates from the 2000s, and some of these look like later uploads of older material, so those dates are best read with care.
On Apple Music, her artist page turns up collaborations including "Can't Keep Up" with Hylan Starr and "Fall Apart" with Robot Millennium. The Oakland rapper Kafani appears on "Mind Sex," which the SF Bay View describes as a song and video recorded together, and which The Source reports was in rotation on BET Jamz. The Deezer page shows only 29 fans as of this writing, so this is a catalog still looking for its audience.
Television, fashion and a label role
The TV side is older than most of the music. TheTVDB lists six episodes of "Diva Talk Tonite," the first dated August 16, 2014. The SF Bay View calls her a former host of the show on KOFY TV, while The Source says it is on Tubi. A 2026 festival bio describes the show as spotlighting artists, entrepreneurs and changemakers, and says she also founded Digz Media Group.
The fashion line is Tamz, a range of berets. The SF Bay View reports they launched in bright colors aimed at women, then found buyers among men for the black and brown versions, so she now markets them to everyone. The Source adds that the line was previously called Tinks and was renamed after a Disney trademark issue, and that the berets were sold exclusively on Amazon at the time of writing. The Deezer listing shows a single titled "Tinks" (December 2021) followed by one titled "Tamz" (October 2022), so the branding shift appears in the music too.
The 2022 profile also describes a trip to Zurich, where she met distributors about taking Tamz abroad and performed at Club Hard One as the only Black performer on a hip-hop bill. It names her as COO of Kafani's label, with distribution through Ice King/Empire.
What to watch
Whether the 2026 albums connect beyond her existing circle is the open question, since listener numbers are small. The SF Bay View profile also floated an international Diva tour, with Tokyo and the Philippines as targets, though no dates could be confirmed. Watch for a Tamz relaunch tied to a new release, and for whether "Diva Talk Tonite" returns with new episodes, as the episode list found stops in 2015.