Entertainment

January 17, 2026

Ugandan dance hall king, Shanks Vivie’D set to drop new video

Ugandan dance hall king, Shanks Vivie’D set to drop new video

Uganda’s legendary dancehall and reggae powerhouse Shanks Vivie’D, widely celebrated as “Africa’s Dancehall King,” is officially back in full force, with a brand-new music video titled “Feel Good” set to drop in the coming days.

With a career spanning over 30 years, Shanks Vivie’D remains one of the most influential figures in East African music. He rose to continental acclaim with timeless hits such as “Gunfukudde”, earning respect both locally and internationally through collaborations with global icons including Shaggy, Shabba Ranks, Lucky Dube, among others.

The upcoming “Feel Good” video follows the massive success of “Move Your Body,” whose visuals are currently tearing through East Africa, dominating airwaves, playlists, and dance floors. The track reaffirmed Shanks’ unmatched energy, charisma, and ability to evolve while staying true to authentic dancehall and reggae roots.

Speaking ahead of the release, Joy Kimbugwe, Shanks Vivie’D’s manager, confirmed that fans should brace themselves for yet another explosive visual experience.

“We are just getting started. ‘Feel Good’ is special—it captures Shanks’ spirit, legacy, and his ability to connect with people across generations,” she shared.

Now under the fresh and strategic leadership of UrbanLyfe Productions, Shanks Vivie’D’s comeback is being rolled out with precision. The new management has revealed plans for a major comeback concert, slated to be announced soon, following his upcoming performances at the Easter Xplosion shows in Mbarara and Gulu, were fans are already gearing up for a block Buster show ft. Awilo Longomba, Winnie Nwagi, VjOj , T-Paul, Faith 256, Sister Charity and many more.

“Feel Good” promises a vibrant blend of classic dancehall vibes, modern visuals, and positive energy—true to its title—cementing Shanks Vivie’D’s position not just as a veteran, but as a timeless force in African music.

As anticipation builds, one thing is clear: Africa’s Dancehall King is not slowing down—he’s heating up.