Nigerian artist Pheelz caps off his acclaimed Pheelz Good trilogy with the release of the Pheelz Good II EP. Fresh off his number one Billboard album with Usher (“Coming Home”), Pheelz dives deep into his own story on this new project.

Thematically, the EP explores a range of emotions. From the exhilarating rush of new love captured in the vibrant “Fever” featuring Niniola, to the introspective struggles of “Kamikaze,” Pheelz lays his heart bare. “Majo” (“dance” in Yoruba) infuses pure celebratory energy, channeling the spirit of Nigerian Owambe parties, while “Yeye” explores the beautiful complexities of love. The EP closes with the sensual slow burner “Rotate,” an invitation to lose yourself in the moment.

Speaking about the inspiration behind Pheelz Good II, Pheelz says, “I want to introduce the world to a new style of Afrobeats, and also show people back home another style of interpreting the Afro spirit, as I’ve been doing for over a decade now. Pheelz Good II is a hybrid of different other sides of Afrobeats. It’s creating a marriage between emotions and the dance floor once again, through the goddess that is Afrobeats.”

“This project is an intimate reflection of my true self, where I’m unapologetically me, embracing my vulnerabilities and my ‘crayge’ – that crazy rage within. It’s about fully owning who I am and allowing my audience to connect with the raw, unfiltered version of myself,” he finishes.

Riding high on recent success with Usher and upcoming collaborations with Pharrell Williams, Kali Uchis, and The Chainsmokers, Pheelz is a name to watch. He has journeyed from Lagos church choirs to sought-after producer and now one of the hottest artists in Nigeria. With Pheelz Good II, Pheelz continues his transition from a behind-the-scenes force to an incredibly talented artist obtaining global attention.

Stream Pheelz Good II here.