Tany Imbattable & Dina FDA
gospel, rasin, hip-hop
Tany Imbattable and Dina FDA are a Creole collaboration that became visible in 2025 with 'Mwen se yon Chwazi'. The video was released through Tany Imbattable's channel, while music platforms credit the single to Tany Imbattable featuring Dina FDA. Their pairing shows how contemporary Creole gospel is absorbing modern rhythm, rap phrasing, and rasin feeling to reach a younger public.
'Mwen se yon Chwazi' is not just a conventional church song. It uses the language of testimony, declared faith, and popular-music energy, placing a spiritual message in a form that travels well through YouTube, Apple Music, Shazam, and rabòday remixes. That is one of the active zones in recent Haitian music: worship, street rhythm, dance culture, and short-form sharing all feeding the same song cycle.
Dina FDA gives the record a second vocal identity, while Tany Imbattable carries the channel identity and a run of 2025 singles including 'Pitit ginen' and 'NOU PA GEN KÈ ANKÒ'. Their joint credits across services point to a collaborative project that does not yet have a long public biography, but already has a clear footprint in current Creole music.
The value of Tany Imbattable & Dina FDA is the way they connect gospel, rasin, and urban language. 'Mwen se yon Chwazi' belongs to a newer wave of Creole spiritual music that refuses one category: it is testimony, rhythm, shareable media, and evidence of how young Haitian artists are widening the religious sound.