Nigerian indigenous rapper Phyno has rolled out fresh music featuring street-pop sensation Seyi Vibez and singer Lojay. The tracks are part of his 2026 project, Let That Sink In (LTSI), according to reports by NotjustOk.
On the track titled "Ndu Ka Aku," Phyno joins forces with Seyi Vibez to deliver an uplifting message anchored in patience and gratitude. Delivered in a blend of Igbo, Yoruba, and English, the song reflects on the struggles people face on the road to success. It reminds listeners that life itself is far more valuable than material riches, urging everyone to hold on to faith and trust in divine timing.
The rapper switches gears on "Bom Bom," bringing in Lojay for an upbeat party record. The tune celebrates nightlife and female beauty, using cheeky lyrics, Nigerian Pidgin, and Igbo expressions to create a dancefloor groove. Lojay provides smooth vocals over the heavy rhythm, complementing Phyno's playful verses.
The new releases add to Phyno’s expanding catalogue under his Penthauze imprint. The indigenous rap heavyweight is widely known for career-defining anthems such as "Fada Fada" with longtime collaborator Olamide, and his discography includes established albums like "The PlayMaker" and the 2024 project "Full Time Job."
Both guest artists also bring significant momentum to the joint tracks. Seyi Vibez has built a reputation as one of the most prolific voices in contemporary Afrobeats, having released projects such as "Loseyi Professor" and "Children of Africa." Lojay, celebrated globally for the hit track "Monalisa" with producer Sarz, continues to showcase his versatility across diverse Afrobeats sounds.
