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Phyno is set to release his sixth studio album, Let That Sink In (LTSI), on October 30, 2026. The project will contain 15 tracks and is listed under Penthauze / MAD Solutions LLC.
The album marks Phyno's return with a new full-length project following Full Time Job and continues his work at the intersection of Igbo rap, hip-hop, highlife and contemporary Nigerian music.
Phyno, Penthauze, MAD Solutions LLC and featured artist Flavour.
Let That Sink In is scheduled for release on October 30, 2026.
Phyno Set to Release Sixth Studio Album ‘Let That Sink In’ October 30
Nigerian rapper Phyno is set to release his sixth studio album, Let That Sink In (LTSI), on Friday, October 30, 2026, marking his first full-length project since his 2024 album Full Time Job. The forthcoming album is listed as a 15-track project under Penthauze / MAD Solutions LLC.
The album follows a series of releases that have introduced different sides of Phyno’s current musical direction, including “Uzo Ano” featuring Flavour, “Na Afa Nna (Freestyle),” “Healing” and “Beautiful.”
Phyno Builds Toward ‘Let That Sink In’
Phyno’s upcoming project continues his long-running approach of combining Igbo-language rap, hip-hop, highlife and contemporary Nigerian sounds. His indigenous delivery remains central to his identity, while his recent releases suggest room for more reflective and melodic material.
“Uzo Ano” features fellow Nigerian star Flavour, while “Healing” takes a more introspective approach, touching on pain, loss and the process of finding peace. “Beautiful,” released in October, adds another dimension to the album’s rollout.
15-Track Album Follows ‘Full Time Job’
Let That Sink In follows Full Time Job, Phyno’s 2024 studio album, which featured collaborations with artists including Burna Boy, Flavour, Johnny Drille, FAVE, Cheque, ArrDee, Chip and NSG.
Phyno has now unveiled the artwork and official 15-track tracklist for Let That Sink In, giving fans a clearer look at the project ahead of its release.
With the album arriving on October 30, Let That Sink In will offer another chapter in Phyno’s career while continuing his balance between indigenous rap and contemporary African music.












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