Mia Kodak's EP, Dancefloor Diary, is a significant addition to the music industry. The EP features five upbeat and catchy tracks that fall under the genre of "Brown Sugar Pop," coined by Mia herself. The title delves into the complex relationship between partying and drinking as a temporary escape or vice for individuals. Mia's music and dance inspire us to find solace, strength, and the will to keep pushing forward. The EP is a must-listen for anyone looking for a fresh and meaningful take on contemporary music.

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​Set to drop in September 2024, Beauty and the Beast by Mia Kodak and Munchie B is the embodiment of street romance, a narrative that’s both rough around the edges and deeply passionate, showing a side of both artists that’s never been revealed before. If the movie Queen and Slim had a second soundtrack, this would be it. With every track, you can feel the intensity of their connection, the kind of bond that thrives in adversity. The entire project exudes an energy that’s as confident as it is vulnerable. It’s hood love at its finest—uncompromising, real, and unforgettable. This isn’t just another album; it’s a statement. Beauty and the Beast is a testament to the power of collaboration, where two distinct voices merge into something that’s greater than the sum of its parts. It’s a journey into a world where love isn’t just an emotion; it’s survival. And Mia Kodak and Munchie B? They’re the ones telling the story like it’s never been told before.