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Nhlahla Surprise Rikhotso (known professionally as Uncle B or Uncle B from Giyani) is a South African musician, songwriter, and performer from Giyani, Limpopo. He is known for his work in Xitsonga Afropop as well as for blending Afro-tech, Amapiano, disco, and Afrobeats into his music.^[1]

Nhlahla Surprise Rikhotso was born and raised in Siyandani Village in Giyani, Limpopo. He initially developed an interest in poetry before transitioning into music and performance.^[1]

Uncle B began his music career by releasing an Afropop album in 2018, followed by several singles that gained regional recognition.^[1] He is associated with a fusion style that incorporates Afro-tech, Amapiano, disco, and Afrobeats, contributing to a distinctive sound within the Limpopo music scene.^[1]

In October 2024, he released an album titled Tsakane, which includes songs such as "Zwau difha" and "Magaraba".^[1] The project was supported by a radio tour, with singles receiving airplay on various stations.^[1]

Uncle B has also performed at large events in Limpopo, including appearances at Giyani Stadium and regional festivals such as the Limpopo Spring Carnival.

Uncle B received recognition for his music through a nomination at the South African Traditional Music Awards (SATMA) for his song Nwa-marhungani.^[1]

He has also received a "Best Xitsonga Afropop" award on GCR FM for his contribution to the genre.

His music blends multiple genres, including Afro-tech, Amapiano, disco, and Afropop, often drawing inspiration from traditional Xitsonga sounds and legendary artists such as Paul Ndlovu and Peter Teanet.^[1]

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