Brothers of Peace, commonly referred to as B.O.P., are a pioneering South African kwaito music group formed in the mid-1990s by producers Don Laka, Oscar Mdlongwa (also known as Oskido), and Bruce Sebitlo. Renowned for their fusion of various styles including house, jazz, and traditional African rhythms, the group became a tour de force in the music scene, contributing to the soundtrack of post-apartheid South African youth culture. The group's soundscape is characterized by vibrant beats, dance-worthy melodies, and a knack for reflecting the energetic and ever-evolving kwaito genre.

Over the years, Brothers of Peace have cemented their legacy with a string of successful releases, chronicling the evolution of kwaito and expanding on its possibilities. Albums like "Project A" and "The D Project: Life Iskorokoro" exemplify their diverse musical approach, integrating social narratives within their music. Their work such as "Zabalaza: Project B" not only secured them a place in the hearts of South African music lovers but also garnered critical acclaim, further solidifying their impact on the music industry. Despite the changing tides of musical trends, Brothers of Peace have remained relevant, with each release, including hits like "Udakiwe" and "Dollar," showcasing their ability to stay true to their roots while still innovating and captivating new audiences.