Pheelz and Rii link up on a fresh live record called “Oblee (Live)”, a rework from the A Rii Set era. The live take arrives as part of A Rii Set (Live), a project collecting selected live performances from the original A Rii Set body of work. That project landed on August 28, 2026. Pheelz, born Phillip Kayode Moses, has spent years building his name as a producer, singer, songwriter and graphic designer. He has also signed to Warner Records, while his own catalogue keeps growing.
A Rii Set arrived in June 2026, and it followed Peace by Piece and the Pheelz Good EPs before it. So this live project extends a run that has not slowed down. What changes on this version is mostly the delivery. The studio cut leans on the bounce of the beat, but here Pheelz carries the record with his voice. That loose, performance-focused setting suits material built around a repeated hook.
The song itself is about dropping your worries and enjoying the night, friends, parties and good music. A crowd-facing arrangement makes sense for that. The repetition does the heavy lifting because it is easy to follow and easy to sing back. Pheelz does not overwork it, and the restraint is the point.
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