6Xx_Dkota - Iciniso ft. Ktb M & Scoop Lezinto

South African Amapiano artist 6Xx_Dkota teams up with Ktb M and Scoop Lezinto on “Iciniso,” a collaborative track connected to the 2026 Deepzinto EP. The project surfaced in late September 2026, with South African music platforms listing “Iciniso” among its key songs alongside records such as “Deep 6,” “Jappino#23” and “Our House.” ZAMUSIC identifies Deepzinto as a four-track Amapiano project from 6Xx_Dkota and lists “Iciniso” specifically as a collaboration with Ktb M and Scoop Lezinto. The track adds a feature-driven dimension to an otherwise compact release, bringing three different creative identities into one record without making the EP feel overcrowded.

“Iciniso” benefits from the contrast between 6Xx_Dkota’s production-led Amapiano identity and the additional presence of Ktb M and Scoop Lezinto. Rather than relying on a long list of contributors, the song keeps the collaboration focused, allowing each name to contribute to the track’s personality while staying connected to the deeper rhythmic direction of Deepzinto. The EP itself has also been catalogued by Last.fm as a four-track 2026 release, reinforcing its position as one of 6Xx_Dkota’s newer projects following earlier bodies of work including 6xxteen and Percussionists. That progression gives “Iciniso” additional context as part of an artist steadily expanding his presence within South Africa’s Amapiano and producer-driven dance scene.

For listeners searching for 6Xx_Dkota ft. Ktb M & Scoop Lezinto – Iciniso, new Amapiano songs, South African piano releases or standout tracks from Deepzinto, the collaboration provides an accessible entry point into the EP. ZAMUSIC listed the song and full project among its September 28, 2026 Amapiano releases, while other music platforms also highlighted Deepzinto among the latest South African projects circulating at the end of the month. With Ktb M and Scoop Lezinto joining 6Xx_Dkota, “Iciniso” strengthens the collaborative character of the project while helping Deepzinto maintain enough variety across its short four-track format.