Nigerian music producer and singer, Moses Philip Kayode, known as Pheelz, recently opened up about the pivotal role Rema played in reshaping his career trajectory from producer to artist.
In a candid discussion on the latest episode of the Moni Talks podcast, Pheelz reflected on a significant moment during the COVID-19 lockdown when he stumbled upon a tweet from Rema that resonated deeply with him.
Recalling the impactful tweet, Pheelz shared, “Rema tweeted ‘the world is on pause for you to catch up,’ and I felt that was a message directed at me personally.” He described how this simple yet profound statement sparked something within him, igniting a sense of urgency to fully explore his own musical potential.
“I couldn’t afford to leave the world with all the talent I had left behind,” Pheelz confessed, emphasizing his newfound determination to make the most of his creative gifts. “I kept telling myself I have to die empty,” he added, underscoring his commitment to pour his heart and soul into his craft without reservation.
