The Success Story of Felo le Tee
Introduction to Felo le Tee
Felo le Tee (real name Tebogo Rikhotso) is a South African hip hop artist and music producer from Pretoria, Gauteng. He rose to prominence in 2016 with his debut single '7 Times' which was produced by Still Music. Since then, he has released several singles and tracks, including 'What I Do', 'Money on My Mind', 'Ungazincishi' and 'Zwakala'.Early Life and Career Beginnings
Felo le Tee was born in 1990 in Pretoria and grew up in Soshanguve. He started making music as a hobby while he was still in high school, but it wasn't until 2013 that he decided to pursue a career in music full-time. He released his first single '7 Times' in 2016 which was produced by Still Music. He also worked with several other artists including Cassper Nyovest, Fifi Cooper, Kwesta and Nadia Nakai.Rise to Fame
Felo le Tee's debut single '7 Times' was well-received by fans and critics alike. It peaked at number 4 on the South African airplay chart and earned him his first nomination for Best Newcomer at the South African Music Awards (SAMAs). Following the success of '7 Times', he released several other singles such as 'What I Do', 'Money on My Mind', 'Ungazincishi' and 'Zwakala'. He also collaborated with several established artists, including Cassper Nyovest, Fifi Cooper, Kwesta and Nadia Nakai.Discography
Felo le Tee has released several singles, EPs, mixtapes and albums over the course of his career. His debut album 'The Reintroduction of Felo Le Tee' was released in 2017. Other releases include the EPs 'The Felo Le Tee EP' (2015), 'Dreams of Africa' (2016), mixtapes such as 'The New Age Tape' (2018) and singles such as '7 Times', 'What I Do', 'Money on My Mind', 'Ungazincishi', etc.Personal Life
Felo le Tee is currently unmarried but has revealed that he is in a long-term relationship. In his free time, he enjoys playing video games, reading books and spending time with his family. He has also said that he wants to use his platform to help bring attention to social issues such as poverty and inequality in South Africa.
