Rising Nigerian star Pheelz celebrated his new EP Pheelz Good with a live performance on February 23rd at National Sawdust. Recently named “Artist To Watch” in 2023 by Pandora and Amazon Music, Pheelz is blazing the scene with infectious Afro-fusion bangers such as viral single “Finesse” and his latest ode to love “Stand By You,” both of which showcase the multi-instrumentalist’s versatility and vocals.
For his opening act he live looped and recorded his harmonies. From the start audiences see what a mastermind Pheelz is. He engaged the audience by having volunteers rise to the stage with his so that they could record their harmony loops. From choosing a special lady to give flowers to, to dancing with her and later on having several audiences member come up to dance, there is no limit to how much fun you can have with Pheelz.
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