South African singer Lira is celebrating a major milestone in her music career as her iconic album Feel Good marks 20 years since its release.
Released on 6 November 2006 through Sony Music Africa, Feel Good became a significant project in Lira’s career, helping establish her as one of South Africa’s celebrated musicians.
The album’s title track, “Feel Good”, went on to become one of the most-played local songs on South African radio. The song also earned a SAMA Award in 2007 for Best Music Video, further cementing its success.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, 6 November, Lira celebrated two decades since the release of the album by sharing a picture of Feel Good and reflecting on the incredible journey it has taken her on.
In her heartfelt message, the singer expressed gratitude for the project that transformed her career and opened doors to new opportunities.
“HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY TO THE ALBUM THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR ME!
20 years ago today, on 6 November 2006, I released my second album – an album that would change the course of my life and catapult my career to a whole new level!
What an incredible journey it’s been! This album opened doors, broke boundaries and allowed me to dream bigger than I ever imagined!
A heartfelt THANK YOU to the incredibly talented Victor Mngomezulu and Tshepo Sekele, who co-wrote this beautiful body of work with me. We created something truly special!
A very special thank you to Robin Kohl, who moved mountains to produce, promote and sell this album! Your dedication and belief in the music meant everything!
To Maria K and Sony Africa, thank you for believing in me and helping take my music to greater heights!
Thank to all other musicians who lent their talent in producing this album!
Looking back 20 years later, my heart is filled with nothing but GRATITUDE! For the music, the memories, the lessons, the people and every single person who embraced this album and made it part of their lives.”
As Feel Good celebrates its 20th anniversary, Lira’s message reflects the lasting impact of the album and the people who contributed to its success.
Two decades later, the project remains an important part of her musical journey, with its title track continuing to hold a special place in South African music history.
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