Update (October 30, 2026): “Let That Sink In (LTSI)” has entered the top 10 of Apple Music Nigeria Top Albums at No. 10, on Apple Music.
Phyno put the cover of Let That Sink In online this afternoon, a hand in gold bangles fanning out a deck of king cards, with the album’s 15 songs printed on the back of a black one. The first is “Ndu Ka Aku” with Seyi Vibez, and the whole thing arrives at midnight.
PHYNOHOLICS!!! 12 midnight 🕛
— Phyno (@phynofino) October 29, 2026
The list shows where his year went. Four of the songs are already out, and they are spread across the album: “Beautiful,” from three weeks ago, sits at three; “Na Afa Nna (Freestyle),” from July, is at five; “Healing,” from August, is at 12; and “Ask of Me Now,” the single he put out at the end of October last year, closes it at 15. Every guest is on one of the other 11. Wande Coal follows Seyi Vibez on “Ndewo,” and further down come Oxlade on “Magret,” Lojay on “Bom Bom,” Fireboy DML on “I Believe,” Chike on “Kryptonite” and Jeriq on “Ije Enu.”
One song he shared this year is missing.
“Uzo Ano,” the prayer he and Flavour released in February, was track six when the album first went up for pre-order, and Flavour was the only guest you could see on it. When “Beautiful” came out on October 8, eleven of those 15 titles were still hidden. The new Apple Music listing has 15 songs and no “Uzo Ano,” and the old pre-order page now returns “Page Not Found.”
The guest names have been public since last week, when NotJustOk reported them. What changed today is the order: Seyi Vibez gets the first word on a song whose title is an Igbo name meaning life is worth more than wealth, and the last word goes to a single fans have had for a year.