Phyno takes a break from the club bounce on 20 Years To Come to think about time itself. He asks where his impact and his name will stand decades from now. Planting seeds that outlive the moment is the idea, and fame gets measured against the long game. So the mood stays thoughtful rather than rowdy.

The beat is mid-tempo, with delicate guitar plucks and snappy shakers. A steady rolling bassline keeps it moving, while the shakers keep time. Phyno opens in his raspy flow, then drops Igbo proverbs along the way. Penthauze and MAD Solutions share the copyright line on the album.

Phyno began as a producer in 2003, so the title carries real weight. He also rose later as a rapper known for rhyming in Igbo. Fada Fada, his hit with Olamide, ranked number 20 on Billboard’s list of the best Afrobeats songs ever. As a producer he worked with Timaya and Flavour.

Let That Sink In has 15 tracks and runs about 45 minutes. Seyi Vibez and Wande Coal are among the confirmed guests. Let 20 Years To Come play and tell us in the comments – where do you see yourself in 20 years?

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