Changing the approach had "a great impact" in the way of approaching music, judges Takana. He immersed himself more deeply in the vibrations of the country. Nicknamed the "African Sizzla" since his discographic debut in Mali in 2007, because of his vocal style, he has become friends over the years with the one who is therefore a referent, Sizzla Kalonji. In particular in Guinea where, on Takana's initiative, the author of Mama Africa came for a concert in 2015. To his credit, the African singer can boast of having collaborated with many reggae stars, such as Capleton ( in 2011) or Bunny Wailer (in 2016), one of the three original Wailers who just joined Jah's kingdom in March 2021.
