Mandla Mofokeng, better known by his stage name Spikiri, is a South African music legend and one of the pioneering figures in the Kwaito genre. As a producer, songwriter, and performer, Spikiri has been at the forefront of the South African music scene for decades. His distinctive blend of Kwaito, a genre that fuses house music, hip-hop, and traditional African rhythms, has been instrumental in shaping the sound and cultural landscape of South African urban music.

Spikiri, also referred to as the “King Don Father,” has a career that spans over several years, marked by influential albums and hit songs that resonate within the ever-evolving Kwaito and South African house music scenes. His work is characterized by strong beats, catchy melodies, and a deep understanding of the township life that his music often reflects. Albums such as "King Don Father 2.5" and "King Don Father 2002," along with tracks like "Moriri Wama Indian" and "Ingoma," showcase his ability to evolve with the times while staying true to the roots of his sound. His influence is not only limited to his own releases like "Vat-En-Sit" and "Simply The Best," but also spreads through the numerous artists he has collaborated with, leaving an indelible mark on the South African music industry. Through his vibrant beats and dynamic performances, Spikiri continues to captivate audiences, both old and new, with his energy and enduring talent.