Phyno – Let That Sink In (LTSI) (Album)

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Two years after Full Time Job, Nigerian rapper and singer Phyno has released his sixth studio album, Let That Sink In (LTSI), a 15-track project issued in 2026 through Penthauze and MAD Solutions.

The album explores faith, personal growth, relationships and societal realities. On “20 Years To Come”, Phyno addresses issues affecting Nigeria while acknowledging the resilience of its people, whereas “Chukwu Okike” expresses devotion to God. Guest appearances from Wande Coal, Fireboy DML, Lojay, Flavour, Chike, Oxlade, Jeriq and Seyi Vibez introduce different musical perspectives throughout the collection.

Musically, the project combines indigenous Igbo rap with highlife, contemporary Afrobeats, hip-hop and R&B influences. Phyno moves between his established rap delivery and melodic performances, maintaining a strong connection to his cultural roots while exploring different arrangements and collaborations.

With more than a decade of influence in Nigerian hip-hop, Phyno has built a substantial catalogue and an audience that extends beyond indigenous rap listeners. His latest album continues that progression, bringing together established collaborators and newer-generation performers while reinforcing his position in contemporary Nigerian music.

Let That Sink In (LTSI) is available across major digital streaming platforms. Listen to the complete project and share your favourite tracks in the comments below.

Tracklist:

  1. 20 Years To Come
  2. Chukwu Okike
  3. Ndewo (feat. Wande Coal)
  4. I Believe (feat. Fireboy DML)
  5. Bom Bom (feat. Lojay)
  6. Uzo Ano (feat. Flavour)
  7. Kriptonite (feat. Chike)
  8. Magret (feat. Oxlade)
  9. Na Afa Nna (Freestyle)
  10. Nwa Aturu
  11. Beautiful
  12. Next Of Kin
  13. Ije Enu (feat. Jeriq)
  14. Healing
  15. Ndu Ka Aku (feat. Seyi Vibez)

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