What's been
happening to Pheelz?
Pheelz has been living his
dreams. Making great music and making my parents proud.
You're quite
young and have produced many hit songs. What's the secret?
God basically is the secret.
Prayer changes things.
How did you
get into production?
I got into production through my
church and through my brother. I made my first song when I was 12 and since
then it has been a really interesting ride.
Did your
parents accept your choice of career?
At first No. But when they saw their
son making hits, they had no choice but to support.
How was it
like combining school with music production?
It was easy actually, because the
course I studied gave me a lot of free time to run both simultaneously.
How did you
meet Olamide?
I met olamide when I started internship
with I.D. Cabasa, and we've been brothers ever since.
There was a
rumour making rounds that you guys have issues because of production fees. Can
you clear the air on this?
Hahahahaha (laugh). Story
for the gods. Shoro niyen (is that a true talk)? Nothing like that happened,
and like you said, rumours.
As ID Cabasa
protégé, how was it like working with Olamide, when it is a known fact that he
dumped Coded Tunes? Is there no hard feelings between you and Cabasa?
No hard feelings. Coded Tunes
is the foundation and you can’t do without the foundation. No body dumped anything,
it was just mere hearsay.
What's your
favourite music software?
I use Logic Pro 9 and Pro Tools
10.
When not
making music, how do you unwind?
I read a lot, sometimes I go
swimming. But most times I’m always online making research and learning about
my craft.
What's your
upbringing like?
I was brought up in a very Christian
and musical family. My father is actually a General Overseer of a church and he
plays the guitar very well, my mum sings well. We even made a song together
once. I Thank God for the family he put me in. They are the best.
Your
educational background.
I studied Computer Science
in school.
What inspires
you?
I am very privileged to have
incredible people around me. So everybody around me does that.
Who are your
role model?
I have a whole bunch. Timbaland ,
Swizz Beat, Pharell, Yani, I.D. Cabasa.
Who are the
artistes and producers you are looking forward to work with, both local and
international?
Asa, Angelique Kidjo, Kanye
West, Mumford and Sons, The passengers, Timbaland - the list goes on and on.
What's your
advice for any young person that wants to take up production as a career?
Determination and discipline are
key factors. As a man thinketh in his heart, so he is. Believe in God and you
can become whatever u wanna become. Stay true to your craft and it will pave
ways for you.
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