Rapper and singer Phyno has unveiled his fifth studio album, “Full Time Job,” continuing the legacy of his earlier works like “Something To Live For” (2021), “Deal With It” (2019), “The Playmaker” (2016), and his debut, “No Guts No Glory” (2014).

Leading up to this release, Phyno teased audiences with the track “Time of My Life,” featuring British rapper ArrDee. Now, with “Full Time Job,” he steps into the spotlight as a “cultural flag-bearer and elder statesman,” blending traditional sounds with contemporary influences.

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This 15-track album boasts an impressive roster of collaborators, including Cheque, Fave, Burna Boy, Johnny Drille, Chip, ArrDee, and the UK collective NSG. Phyno seamlessly intertwines Igbo lyricism with modern beats, transitioning from the choral richness of “Nwoke Esike” to the highlife flair of “Men Don Show Face,” and the amapiano vibes of “Back Outside.” He also explores R&B in “Deep” and showcases a folksy soul sound in “Sweet Karma.”