If you haven’t heard Dezry Kay’s latest track Ride yet, you’re missing out on one of the most relatable anthems of the year. Fresh off the digital press and streaming on all major platforms, the single made its live debut at Pretoria’s State Theatre during the iconic Black Labone event, and let’s just say, the crowd felt it. Women in the audience weren’t just singing along; they were living the lyrics.
Just weeks ago, Dezry teamed up with Pepsin on the vibey Madibuseng, and now she’s back with something deeper, more personal, and unapologetically real. Ride dives into a topic many South African women know all too well, family interference in relationships. Whether you’re married or in a serious partnership, navigating that delicate balance between your partner and their family (hello, mother-in-law dramas!) can be tricky.
Dezry’s take? It’s not about choosing sides, it’s about understanding each other. In Ride, she flips the script by highlighting how men can feel stuck in the middle and how much better life could be if mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law actually supported one another. Her message is simple but powerful: when women uplift each other, the whole household wins.
And she’s not stopping there. Dezry has hinted at a full-on campaign around Ride’s narrative, so expect more conversations, more connection, and yes, more bangers. Backed by Maximum Stylez Records and Publishing, under the wing of Pepsin, Dezry’s momentum in the music industry is only picking up speed.
So this Women’s Month, while we celebrate strength, resilience, and sisterhood, Ride is the perfect soundtrack, a reminder that we’re stronger together, and that even the most delicate family ties can be handled with a little empathy… and a killer beat.
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