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ALBUME'kseni (feat. Da Muziqal Chef, Thabza Tee & LastBornDiroba) - SingleKabelo Sings, Felo Le Tee & Myztro
Albums by Felo Le Tee
ALBUMThe III Wise MenFelo Le Tee & Mellow & Sleazy
ALBUMContagiousFelo Le Tee
ALBUMParadiseFelo Le Tee
ALBUMThe Djs BibleFelo Le Tee
ALBUMElijahFelo Le Tee
ALBUMSugar (feat. Kabz Essential)Felo Le Tee
ALBUMWe Just Living (feat. Kabz Essential)Felo Le Tee
ALBUMJust Living EP (feat. Kahz Essential)Felo Le Tee
Felo Le Tee's Popular Music Videos
Bopha (feat. DJ Maphorisa, Madumane & Young Stunna)
Mellow & Sleazy & Felo Le Tee
66 & Dipatje Tsa Felo (feat. Daliwonga)
Felo Le Tee & Myztro
iPiano (feat. Felo Le Tee)
Sha Sha & Kamo Mphela
Ghost (feat. Daliwonga & Felo Le Tee)
Kamo Mphela
Ka Lekeke (feat. Dj MoTee, L4Desh & TurnUpKiid)
Felo Le Tee, Focalistic & Massive95k
Artist Playlists
Felo Le Tee Essentials
Artist Biography
Few artists better illustrate the connection between South African amapiano and American deep house than Felo Le Tee, a.k.a. Tsholofelo Mokhine. Born and raised in the South African town of Siyabuswa, Le Tee taught himself to DJ and then, in the early 2010s, got his start as a producer making moody, slow-burning house tracks driven by rolling percussion and swirling synths. Many of his early releases came out on American labels like Open Bar Music and Nylon Trax, making Le Tee the rare Afro-house artist to cross over stateside. But following his move to Pretoria toward the end of the decade, Le Tee’s sound began to open up to new influences. On releases like 2018’s Elijah, he rounded out linear pulses with syncopated log drums, and fleshed out his once muted chords with brighter, more cutting synth sounds and intricate call-and-response vocals. Marrying house music’s heads-down groove with amapiano’s emotional range, Le Tee’s 2021 album Paradise offers the best of both worlds.
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