Dr. Victor
Dr. Victor
Musician
Victor Khojane, known professionally as Dr. Victor, is an iconic South African singer, songwriter, musician, and producer, celebrated for his high-energy, infectious sound that masterfully fuses Reggae, Pop, R&B, and Soul.
Hailing from Kimberley, Khojane began his musical journey in his youth, eventually forming the successful session band Taxi in Johannesburg, which backed stars like Yvonne Chaka Chaka. His career achieved breakthrough status in 1991 when, under the name Dr. Victor & The Rasta Rebels, he released a smash-hit cover of Eddy Grant’s “Gimme Hope Jo’Anna.”
Dr. Victor’s music is synonymous with feel-good party anthems. The group’s success is defined by multi-award-winning hits like “Shambala,” “I Love to Truck,” and “Sunshine Daze.” His widespread appeal has led to performances supporting international acts such as Tina Turner, Paul Simon, and Janet Jackson.
A multi-award winner at the South African Music Awards (SAMA), Dr. Victor has maintained a rigorous touring schedule and prolific output for over four decades, cementing his legacy as one of South Africa’s most successful and enduring live entertainers.
Music Genre: Reggae | Pop | R&B | Soul
Instruments: Multi-Instrumentalist