Pheelz adds another record to the catalogue he has built since stepping out from behind the boards, “Cash Rules Everything Around Us.”
The song arrived on October 16, 2026, and it runs just two minutes. No features or production credits have surfaced yet, so the writing carries the weight here.
That makes sense for an artist born Phillip Kayode Moses. He spent years shaping records for Olamide before “Finesse” pushed him into the international spotlight. He also knows how to write a hook that sticks without overselling it.
Money songs are everywhere in Afrobeats, yet most treat cash as a passing flex. This one sits with the influence money holds over daily life instead. The ambition, the pressure, the way it shapes decisions. Pheelz writes that tension plainly, and the short runtime keeps the idea from wearing thin.
He has stayed busy too. Peace by Piece with Fireboy DML landed in 2025, while A Rii Set followed in 2026. So this lands as another entry for fans working through his recent output.
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