Phyno has dropped his fifth studio album, “Full Time Job.” Previously, he released “Something To Live For” in 2021. Before that, he put out “Deal With It” in 2019. Additionally, he created “The Playmaker” in 2016. He also debuted with “No Guts No Glory” in 2014.
To begin the rollout, Phyno teased his fans. Specifically, he released “Time of My Life,” which features British rapper ArrDee. Now with this new album, he steps fully into his role. As a result, he is both a cultural flag-bearer and an elder statesman. Moreover, he skillfully combines indigenous sounds with global influences.
Phyno collaborates with numerous artists on this project. For instance, the album features Cheque and Fave. Furthermore, it includes appearances from Burna Boy and Johnny Drille. In addition, Chip and ArrDee contribute their talents. Finally, the UK collective NSG joins the lineup as well.
Throughout the album, Phyno shows his versatility. Most notably, he uses Igbo lyricism in modern sounds. For example, “Nwoke Esike” displays choral elegance. Meanwhile, “Men Don Show Face” charms with highlife elements. Subsequently, “Back Outside” incorporates amapiano influences. Additionally, Phyno explores R&B territory with the track “Deep.” Finally, he delivers folksy soul on “Sweet Karma.”
Overall, the album spans 15 tracks. Consequently, it provides a comprehensive show of Phyno’s artistic range. Through each song, he demonstrates his musical evolution. As a result, “Full Time Job” stands as a testament to his growth as an artist. Ultimately, this album reinforces Phyno’s position in the music industry.
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