I was in coma for 4 days – Singer, Victony recounts near-death accident

<p>He disclosed this in a recent interview with Hot 97 FM, New York, USA.</p>, <p>“I heard that the impact was from the back like another car hit us. The driver and the other guy at the front they were totally fine. We were two at the back, two at the front. So, the one beside me at the back he died while I broke my legs,” Victony recalled.</p>, <p>“That was who I interned under, then started learning the rocks. Before that I had thought myself how to play the keys, how to play the drums, a little bit of the flute and the piccolo and the saxophone, and the guitar and all that. But that internship really like launched me into the full music producer/songwriter vibe.”</p>, <p>Nigerian producer and singer-songwriter Phillip Kayode Moses, popularly known as Pheelz, has revealed that he started music production at 12.</p>, <p>The Finesse crooner said he became legendary producer ID Cabasa’s intern at 12.</p>, <p>“When I woke up, I was in the hospital with my dad. I was like ‘what’s happening?’. Because my parents didn’t know I was in Lagos. So, I was like ‘why is my dad here?’ And he told me I was out for like 3 or 4 days.”</p>, <p>Recall that Victony in 2021 narrowly escaped death in a ghastly car accident that left one dead and three injured. The accident kept him on wheelchair for about a year.</p>, <p>He said, “Just leaving the club, on our way back, I slept off. I was tired. That was like my first time outside up to that time. So, I slept off.</p>, <p>Pheelz added that he was a genius in school, especially in Further Mathematics, but music took all his time.</p>, <p>He said when he came back from coma, he was told that another car hit their vehicle from the back.</p>, <p>He said, “I got my first internship at 12. It was a huge record label called Coded Tunes in Nigeria and by one of the biggest legends in the music production industry. His name is ID Cabasa.</p>, <p>Recounting the tragic experience in the latest episode of the Tea with Tay audiovisual podcast, the ‘Soweto’ crooner said he remembered leaving the c