Phyno releases sixth album 'Let That Sink In (LTSI)'

Nigerian veteran rapper Phyno has finally released the much-awaited Let That Sink In (LTSI), his sixth studio album. The 15-track project is out through his Penthauze imprint and it arrives two years after his 2024 album Full Time Job.

The guest list covers several corners of Nigerian music. Seyi Vibez opens the album on Ndu Ka Aku, while Wande Coal appears on Ndewo, Oxlade on Magret, and Jeriq on Ije Enu. Lojay, Fireboy DML, Chike and Flavour also feature, with Flavour on the previously released Uzo Ano. Production credits include Kezyklef, Yung Alpha, Benjamz, and Masterkraft with Eagerboy, who handled Magret.

Like many rollouts, this one leaned on advance releases. Healing came out in August 2026, and Beautiful followed as the last promotional single. Na Afa Nna (Freestyle) and Uzo Ano were also released before the album.

Musically, the album pairs Phyno’s indigenous Igbo rap with highlife, contemporary Afrobeats, hip-hop and R&B influences. He moves between his usual rap delivery and more melodic performances. Lyrically, it covers faith, personal growth, relationships and society. 20 Years To Come speaks to Nigeria’s realities and the resilience of its people, while Chukwu Okike is an expression of devotion to God.

Let That Sink In (LTSI) is now available on major streaming platforms. More than a decade into his career, Phyno has built an audience well beyond indigenous rap listeners. This album looks designed to reach both his core fans and the newer-generation listeners attached to his guests.