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Phillip Kayode Moses (born 5 June 1994), better known as Pheelz, is a Nigerian record producer,[1] singer, songwriter, and graphic designer.[2] Pheelz is credited to have produced all but one song on Olamide's Baddest Guy Ever Liveth album.[3] In 2022, he had a hit with his song "Finesse", a collaboration with Bnxn (formerly known as Buju).[4]

Early life

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Pheelz is a native of Ogun State, but he was born and raised in Ojo, a local government area in Lagos State. He started music as a 10-year-old singer in church.[5] While in high school in Ajangbandi Afromedia, Pheelz attended Ideal Comprehensive High School and later he worked under I.D Cabassa at Coded Tunes, the record label where he met Olamide. In 2011, he featured vocals in a song off Olamide's Rapsodi album titled "I'm Going In".

Career

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2012–2020: Working as a producer

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His breakthrough as a record producer came in 2012, when he produced the chart-topping singles by Olamide titled "First of All" and "Fucking with the Devil" off his YBNL album.[5] In 2013, Pheelz was listed in NotJustOk's "Top 10 Hottest Producers in Nigeria".[6] He produced all but one song on Olamide's Baddest Guy Ever Liveth album, a move which made him gain grounds in the Nigerian music industry and won him a nomination at The Headies 2013.[7] In 2014, he was also nominated in the Producer of the Year category at the 2014 edition of The Headies and at the 2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards.[8] Pheelz has gone on to produce and be credited in popular songs and albums including The Chairman by M.I, Ghetto University by Runtown and Seyi or Shay by Seyi Shay. In 2014, Pheelz collaborated with COPILOT Music and Sound on a cover of Carlinhos Brown's "Maria Caipirnha (Samba da Bahia)". The arrangement represented the musical instrumentation and styles of Nigeria for Visa's "Samba of the World", a digital campaign for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Pheelz was nominated and won[9][10] the "Producer of the Year" category at The Headies awards 2020 edition.

He has worked with several artists and musicians, such as Davido, Usher, Olamide, Wizkid, Fireboy DML, Teni and Tiwa Savage.[11]

2021–present: Hear Me Out EP

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In 2021 he released his debut EP Hear Me Out [12] through Empire Distribution.[13][14][15]

"One Life" was released as a single off the EP on 26 November 2020, with its lyric video following on 28 December 2020.[16]

Motolani Alake of Pulse Nigeria wrote that it "excels on quality songwriting and good productions".[17] Ikwuje Amos of Mp3bullet called Pheelz "very intentional on the EP".[18]

On 15 March 2022, he signed a record deal with Warner UK,[19] shortly after his single "Finesse" became an international success, and earned him, his first career entry on the Billboard Global 200 at number 131, the TurnTable Top 50 at number 1, World Digital Song Sales at number 10, UK Afrobeats Singles Chart at number 1, and the UK Singles Chart at number 52.

Discography

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Main article: Pheelz production discography

Extended plays

  • Hear Me Out (2021)
  • Pheelz Good (2023)
  • Pheelz Good (Triibe Tape) (2024)
  • Pheelz Good II (2024)

Singles

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
NG
[20] 		US
Global
[21] 		UK
[22] 		UK
R&B
[23] 		UK
Afrobeats
[24] 		SA
[25]
"Hustle" 2012 — — — — — — Non-album singles
"Son of Abraham"
(featuring Olamide) 		2015 — — — — — —
"I.J.N" 2016 — — — — — —
"Do What You Want" — — — — — —
"Honey"
(featuring Reekado Banks, and Marv) 		— — — — — —
"12:01 (ADM Remix)"
(with Cina Soul) 		— — — — — —
"Gobe"
(with Olamide, and Naira Marley) 		2019 — — — — — —
"One Life" 2020 — — — — — —
"MOSLADO (Pheelz Remix)"
(with Teni) 		2021 — — — — — —
"Finesse"
(with Bnxn) 		2022 1 131 52 28 1 31 TBA
"Finesse"
(with French Montana) 		— — — — — — Non-album single
"Ruin"
(with Usher)[27] 		2024 — — — — — — Coming Home
"5AM in Ojo"
(with Olamide) 		2024 — — — — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.


Awards and nominations

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Year Event Prize Recipient Result Ref
2013 The Headies 2013 Producer of the Year Pheelz for "Durosoke" Nominated
2014 The Headies 2014 Pheelz for "Eleda Mi O" Nominated
2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Himself Nominated[28]
City People Entertainment Awards Nominated[29]
2015 2015 Nigeria Entertainment Awards Nominated[30]
City People Entertainment Awards Nominated
2016 City People Entertainment Awards Nominated
The Headies Pheelz for "Pick Up" Nominated
Pheelz for "Love Lagos" Nominated
2020 The Headies 2020 Producer of the Year Pheelz for "Billionaire by Teni" Won[31]
2021 The Beatz Awards Afro Hip Hop Producer of the Year Himself[32] Nominated
Afro Soul Producer of the Year Nominated
2023 Soundcity MVP Awards Best Collaboration Finesse Won [33]
The Headies Producer of the Year Electricity Nominated [34]
Afrobeats Single of the Year Finesse Nominated
Song of the Year Finesse Nominated

References

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Pheelz (born Phillip Kayode Moses, June 5, 1994) is a Nigerian , , and , widely recognized for his pivotal role in shaping contemporary through production and performances that blend R&B, pop, and traditional African rhythms. Raised in by a pastor father, he began his musical journey in church choirs, playing keyboards from a young age, which laid the foundation for his multifaceted career. Pheelz entered the professional music scene around age 16, producing Olamide's "First of All" in 2012, which marked his early acclaim as a beatmaker. He went on to collaborate with major Nigerian artists, including on Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps and Teni on "," earning him the moniker "Mr. " and multiple Producer of the Year awards at , notably in 2020. Transitioning to a solo artist, he released his debut EP Hear Me Out in 2021, but achieved global stardom with "," a 2022 collaboration with (fka Buju) that amassed over 200 million streams on (as of 2025), topped charts in and the , and appeared on Barack Obama's 2022 summer playlist. Signing with in 2022, Pheelz expanded his discography with the Pheelz Good trilogy of EPs—Pheelz Good and Pheelz Good (Triibe Tape) in 2023, followed by Pheelz Good II in 2024—showcasing his evolution as a vocalist and storyteller. In 2025, he collaborated with on the joint EP Peace by Piece. His international reach grew through high-profile features, including co-writing and producing "Ruin" and "Coming Home" (with ) for Usher's 2024 album Coming Home, as well as work with and . By 2025, Pheelz remains a driving force in ' global ascent.

Early life

Upbringing and family background

Phillip Kayode Moses, professionally known as Pheelz, was born on June 5, 1994, in , . He hails from but was raised in the Ojo area of , where he spent his formative years immersed in the vibrant urban environment of the city. Pheelz grew up in a deeply religious , with his father serving as a in a Lagos-based church. This environment profoundly shaped his early life, as the emphasized faith and community involvement. From the age of 10, Pheelz actively participated in church activities, singing and playing the keyboard in the , which provided his initial foray into music within a spiritual context. His upbringing in Ojo exposed him to the rich tapestry of local culture, blending traditional Nigerian sounds with contemporary influences from the bustling metropolis. The church served as a central hub for this exposure, fostering his innate musical inclinations amid a supportive familial structure that valued discipline and creativity.

Musical beginnings and education

Pheelz, born Phillip Kayode Moses in 1994, developed his initial musical interests through his religious family background in , where his father served as a . At the age of 10, he began singing in the church choir and playing keyboards, which laid the foundation for his vocal and instrumental skills. He pursued his secondary education at Ideal Comprehensive High School in Ajangbadi, , during which time his passion for music deepened. While still in high school, Pheelz became self-taught in music by experimenting with basic software such as FruityLoops, creating beats on his own after learning keyboard techniques independently around age 12. In his final year of , Pheelz secured an at Coded Tunes studio under the mentorship of veteran producer I.D. Cabasa, marking a pivotal step in his practical training. During these studio sessions, he first met , who was also interning there, an encounter that ignited his professional aspirations in the music industry.

Career

Early production career (2011–2013)

Pheelz, born Phillip Kayode Moses, entered the music production scene in 2011 at the age of 17, following a brief at I.D. Cabasa's Coded Tunes studio where he honed his skills as an intern. His initial breakthrough came with the production and feature appearance on "I'm Going In," a track from 's debut album Rapsodi, released that year under Coded Tunes; the song showcased his emerging talent for blending rap and melodic elements in Nigerian hip-hop. By 2012, Pheelz had solidified his role as a key collaborator with , producing the hit single "First of All" from Olamide's sophomore album YBNL, which marked his debut as a lead producer and introduced Azonto-inspired rhythms to the Nigerian scene. Pheelz produced "First of All" at the age of 16. That same year, he also handled production for "Fucking with the Devil," another track on the YBNL album, further establishing his signature sound characterized by energetic beats and street-oriented vibes. Pheelz's work with not only launched his career but also cemented his affiliation with the newly founded YBNL Nation label, where he became an in-house producer. In 2013, Pheelz's influence peaked with his contributions to Olamide's third album, Baddest Guy Ever Liveth, where he produced the majority of the 21 tracks, including standout singles like "Durosoke" and "Anifowose," driving the album's commercial success and solidifying YBNL's dominance in and hip-hop. His prolific output that year earned him recognition as one of 's rising talents, landing him at number 10 on NotJustOk's "Top 10 Hottest Producers in Nigeria" list, highlighting his rapid ascent in the industry.

Rise as a leading producer (2014–2020)

In 2014, Pheelz earned nominations for Producer of the Year at for his work on Olamide's "Eleda Mi O" and at the Nigeria Entertainment Awards, marking his growing recognition in the Nigerian . That same year, he collaborated with COPILOT Music and Sound to arrange the Nigerian segment of Visa's "Samba of the World" digital campaign for the , incorporating traditional Nigerian musical elements into a global celebration of the tournament. Building on his earlier contributions to Olamide's projects, including producing the majority of tracks on the 2013 album Baddest Guy Ever Liveth with songs such as "Esu Pofo" and "Rep Adugbo," which helped propel into mainstream prominence. Throughout the mid-2010s, Pheelz expanded his portfolio by crafting hits for leading artists, blending the genre's rhythmic foundations with R&B and pop sensibilities to create infectious, crossover-appealing sounds. Notable productions included multiple tracks on Fireboy DML's 2019 debut album Laughter, Tears & Goosebumps, such as "Jealous" and "What If I Say," which showcased his ability to layer emotional depth over upbeat instrumentation. He also helmed Tiwa Savage's 2019 singles "49-99" and "Owo Mi Da," the latter co-written by , emphasizing themes of resilience and affluence with polished, radio-friendly production. For Teni, Pheelz produced the 2018 breakout track "," a vibrant anthem that highlighted his knack for empowering, feel-good fused with melodic hooks. By 2020, Pheelz's influence was cemented when he won Producer of the Year at for "," affirming his status as a pivotal figure in shaping modern . His work during this era not only elevated the artists he collaborated with—including and —but also contributed to the genre's international appeal through innovative sonic fusions that prioritized accessibility and emotional resonance.

Transition to performing artist (2021–2022)

In 2021, Pheelz began transitioning from his established role as a prominent to a performing artist by releasing his debut , Hear Me Out, on February 19. The five-track EP, self-produced entirely by Pheelz, showcased his vocals across and Afro-pop compositions, including singles like "Wayward Girl" and "One Life," highlighting his multifaceted talents in songwriting and performance. This shift gained significant momentum in 2022 when Pheelz signed a record deal with in April, providing international backing for his emerging artistry. Later that year, on March 3, he released the single "" in collaboration with (formerly Buju), a track that self-produced and blended infectious rhythms with catchy hooks. The song quickly achieved commercial success, debuting at number one on Nigeria's TurnTable Top 50 chart and marking Pheelz's first entry on global rankings at number 131 on the , while peaking at number 52 on the UK Singles Chart. "" propelled Pheelz's visibility through its viral traction on , where snippets and the #FolakeChallenge amassed millions of user-generated videos prior to and following its official release, driving streams and across platforms. This underscored his evolution, leveraging prior production acclaim to establish a front-facing presence in the scene.

Global recognition and recent developments (2023–present)

In 2023, Pheelz expanded his with the release of the Pheelz Good EP on February 10, which showcased his evolving sound as a performer and , generating nearly 1 billion streams collectively with his prior hits. Later that year, he followed up with the Pheelz Good (Triibe Tape) EP on December 1, featuring collaborations with and , further solidifying his presence in the scene through vibrant, high-energy tracks. Pheelz's international profile surged in 2024 through key collaborations, including his work on Usher's album Coming Home, where he contributed to two tracks, notably co-writing, producing, and featuring on the Afrobeats-infused "Ruin" (with ), released as part of a collaborative EP on February 2. This partnership, which also included co-writing and producing "Coming Home" (with ), earned Grammy recognition and marked a significant crossover, blending Pheelz's production expertise with global R&B. His international reach further grew through collaborations with and . Building on this momentum, Pheelz released the Pheelz Good II EP in June, featuring the infectious single "Go Low," which highlighted his raw authenticity and dance-oriented style. By 2025, Pheelz achieved further milestones, including the joint EP Peace by Piece with Fireboy DML, released on September 25, comprising five tracks that balanced celebration and introspection, such as "Gozi" and "On a Kentro" featuring L.A.X. His breakout hit "Finesse" (originally from 2022) earned additional accolades, including RIAA Gold certification in the US for 500,000 units as of February 2025 and Platinum status in France for 200,000 units, underscoring its enduring global impact. Pheelz also made a notable public appearance in Lagos in August, marking his return to the spotlight after focused studio work abroad. These developments contributed to his career surpassing 1 billion streams across platforms as both artist and producer.

Musical style and influences

Production techniques and innovations

Pheelz's production style is characterized by a seamless blending of rhythms with elements of R&B, pop, and , creating hybrid sounds that appeal to global audiences while retaining the genre's infectious energy. This approach often features layered beats that incorporate percussive patterns with melodic R&B hooks and pop-infused choruses, resulting in tracks that balance cultural roots with commercial accessibility. For instance, in his self-produced EP Pheelz Good II (2024), he experiments with soulful harmonies and hip-hop undertones layered over foundations, demonstrating his ability to fuse genres without diluting the core vibe. As a self-taught , Pheelz developed his techniques through hands-on experimentation beginning in his church upbringing, where he manned the choir and arranged musical plays for his pastor parents' congregation in . At age 12, he learned to play the keyboard and use workstations like Fruity Loops via tutorials and , transitioning from church hymns to secular beats. This foundation informed his preference for combining live instrumentation—such as drums, guitar, , and , which he plays proficiently—with digital effects like reverb and to enhance texture and depth. In tracks like those on his 2021 EP Hear Me Out, he employs creative live and drum integrations to add organic warmth to electronic backings, creating a signature "live-digital" hybrid that evokes emotional resonance. One of Pheelz's key innovations lies in crafting viral-ready sounds optimized for platforms like , exemplified by the rhythm in "" (2022), which he co-produced and which sparked widespread dance challenges due to its catchy, loopable beat structure. This technique emphasizes concise, hook-driven arrangements that encourage , influencing ' digital dissemination. His production draws inspiration from Nigerian mentor I.D Cabasa, under whom he interned as a teen, and international figures like , whose beat-switching and sample layering shaped Pheelz's experimental edge. These influences enable him to innovate within by prioritizing adaptability and cross-genre pollination, as seen in his endorsement from during a 2024 studio session where they merged with hip-hop production styles.

Songwriting, vocals, and artistic evolution

Pheelz's songwriting often explores themes of , hustle, and , drawing from personal experiences to create relatable narratives within the framework. In tracks like those on his 2023 EP Pheelz Good, he delves into , hustle, and perseverance, emphasizing hard work and determination as pathways to success. His lyrics frequently blend Yoruba, Pidgin English, and , incorporating clever and rhythmic phrasing that enhance cultural authenticity and accessibility, as evident in the multilingual hooks of "" (2022). His vocal delivery showcases versatility, rooted in his early training as a choirmaster in his father's church choir, where he developed high-range capabilities and expressive harmonies. Evolving from providing backing vocals on his productions to commanding lead roles, Pheelz employs smooth, emotive tones alongside rap-infused flows, adding dynamic layers to his performances. Pheelz's artistic evolution accelerated after his 2021 debut EP Hear Me Out, marking a shift toward lead artistry with greater emphasis on personal storytelling and vulnerability, including self-reflection and themes of personal growth and struggles, as seen on later projects like Pheelz Good II (2024). This evolution continued into 2025 with the joint EP Peace by Piece alongside , blending with R&B elements to explore joy and . This growth has broadened his global appeal through intentional, introspective songcraft that resonates internationally. His influences include Nigerian rapper , whose lyrical prowess shaped his early production ethos, and international R&B icon Usher, whose melodic finesse informs his emotive delivery and collaborative approach.

Discography

Pheelz, born Phillip Kayode Moses, began releasing music as a lead artist in the early , initially blending his production skills with vocal performances on select tracks before fully transitioning to a role in the 2020s. His discography as a lead and featured artist emphasizes Afrobeats-infused pop with themes of love, resilience, and celebration, often self-produced to showcase his multi-instrumental talents. His extended plays mark key milestones in this evolution. The debut EP Hear Me Out (2021) introduced his solo sound through five tracks, including "Wayward Girl," "Somebody," "La Vida," "One Life," and "Many Men," earning millions of streams for its introspective vibes. In 2023, Pheelz Good expanded on this with eight songs like "Stand By You" and "Pheelz Like Summer," highlighting collaborations and upbeat rhythms. Follow-up releases include the remix-focused Pheelz Good (Triibe Tape) (2023), the remix EP Ruin (2024) tied to his Usher collaboration, and Pheelz Good II (June 2024), which features tracks such as "Joy" and "Jello." Most recently, Peace by Piece (September 2025), a collaborative EP with Fireboy DML, includes five tracks: "On a Kentro" featuring L.A.X, "Gozi," "Shake," "Young Again," and "ILWY," blending their styles for a cohesive project. Standout singles as lead artist further propelled his visibility. "Finesse" featuring (2022) became a breakout hit, topping charts in and amassing over 200 million streams on (as of November 2025) with its infectious hook and challenge. "" with (2022) followed as a high-energy , while "Go Low" (2024) and "YOLO" (2023) delivered motivational anthems. From later works, "Jamming" (2025) and "" (2025) exemplify his ongoing experimentation with vibrant production on his own releases. Early featured appearances pre-2021 were sparse but notable, often stemming from his production network. He provided vocals on "Popular" by Vector (2013), a radio staple reflecting industry struggles that gained widespread Nigerian airplay. Later features include co-lead billing on "Ruin" with Usher (2024), a soulful track from Usher's Coming Home album that spawned multiple remixes. These roles underscore Pheelz's vocal contributions across genres, with self-production evident in most of his lead output.

Key production credits

Pheelz's production career is marked by his foundational contributions to Nigerian , particularly through his long-standing collaboration with and YBNL Nation, where he handled the majority of tracks on the label's early albums from 2011 to 2020. His work on Olamide's Baddest Guy Ever Liveth (2013) stands out, as he produced 20 out of 21 tracks, including hits like "Durosoke" and "Church," which helped solidify Olamide's street-pop sound and propelled the album to commercial success in . Throughout the 2010s, Pheelz expanded his credits across YBNL projects, producing key singles such as "Gobe" (featuring , 2019), "Plenty" (featuring , 2020), and "Triumphant" (featuring , 2021), blending infectious rhythms with cultural storytelling that influenced the wave. In 2019, Pheelz produced multiple tracks on 's debut album Laughter, Tears and Goosebumps, including "Need You," "Scatter," "Energy," "Gbas Gbos," and "What If I Say," contributing to the project's emotional depth and its role in elevating Fireboy's profile internationally. His versatility shone in singles for major artists, such as "" (2022) featuring , a vibrant Afrobeats-pop fusion that amassed millions of streams and highlighted Pheelz's knack for crafting anthemic hooks. He also produced "High" (2019) for featuring , a celebratory track that became a staple in Nigerian party . Pheelz handled several productions on Teni's album WONDALAND (2021), including upbeat numbers that amplified her playful vocal style and contributed to the record's acclaim. For Tiwa Savage, his credits include contributions to her tracks in the late 2010s, as noted in curated production playlists showcasing his rhythmic innovations. On the international front, Pheelz co-produced "Ruin" and "Coming Home" (featuring ) for Usher's album Coming Home (2024), infusing elements into R&B and earning praise for bridging genres. Earlier, in , he arranged a Nigerian-style cover of Carlinhos Brown's "Maria Caipirnha" for Visa's "Samba of the World" campaign tied to the , representing Nigerian sounds globally. Other notable credits include tracks on M.I Abaga's The Chairman (2014) and Runtown's Ghetto University (2015), where his beats added urban edge to hip-hop-infused Afrobeats.
ArtistProject/SongYearNotes
OlamideBaddest Guy Ever Liveth (album, most tracks)2013Produced 20/21 tracks, including "Durosoke"
Olamide"Gobe" (feat. Naira Marley)2019Hit single blending street vibes
Fireboy DMLLaughter, Tears and Goosebumps (multiple tracks)2019Key cuts like "Need You" and "Scatter"
Davido"Electricity" (collab)2022Global-streaming Afrobeats single
Adekunle Gold (feat. Davido)"High"2019Party anthem production
TeniWONDALAND (multiple tracks)2021Upbeat contributions to pop-Afrobeats
Usher (feat. Pheelz)"Ruin"2024Co-produced R&B-Afrobeats fusion
Usher (feat. Burna Boy)"Coming Home"2024Co-produced title track
Visa Campaign"Maria Caipirnha" cover2014FIFA World Cup arrangement

Awards and nominations

YearEventCategoryRecipientResultRef
2013Producer of the YearPheelz for "Durosoke"Nominated
2014Producer of the YearPheelz for "Eleda Mi O"Nominated
2014Nigeria Entertainment AwardsProducer of the YearHimselfNominated
2014 Entertainment AwardsProducer of the YearHimselfNominated
2015Nigeria Entertainment AwardsProducer of the YearHimselfNominated
2015 Entertainment AwardsProducer of the YearHimselfNominated
2016 Entertainment AwardsProducer of the YearHimselfNominated
2016Producer of the YearPheelz for "Pick Up"Nominated
2016Producer of the YearPheelz for "Love Lagos"Nominated
2020Producer of the YearPheelz for "Billionaire" by TeniWon
2021The Beatz AwardsAfro Hip Hop Producer of the YearHimselfNominated
2021The Beatz AwardsAfro Producer of the YearHimselfNominated
2023Soundcity MVP AwardsBest "Finesse" (with BNXN)Won
2023Producer of the Year""Nominated
2023Afrobeats Single of the Year"" (with )Nominated
2023Song of the Year"" (with )Nominated

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