Top 5 Songs On Phyno "Something To Live For" Album

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Top 5 Songs On Phyno "Something To Live For" Album

Nigerian rapper and the CEO of Penthauze music, Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike who is popularly known as Phyno recently released his new album tagged 'Something To Live For'.

The Penthauze boss is arguably one of the most decorated rappers in Nigeria at the moment. Phyno who performs in English and Igbo presents a 16-tracks album as a follow-up to his recently released project "Deal With It".

The new project by Phyno features Olamide, Peruzzi, D Smoke, Jay Teazer, The Cavemen, Flavour, J'dess, Beepee, Pappy Kojo and Anjulie. It is a perfectly crafted body of work that amplifies Phyno's range and versatility as an artist. He ensured his sounds are peculiar and new to an already saturated market.

Here are the top 5 songs on this album.

• 5. Belong To You Featuring Peruzzi

I love the hook so much. Peruzzi's vibe is addictive. Sultry vocals, amazing wordings to top it all. Phyno's verse is something else. This is a song you'll surely love to add to your playlist.

• 4. I Do This Featuring D Smoke

Phyno and D Smoke created magic here. The groove is top-notch. Phyno and D Smoke went all hard on this one.

• 3. Winner

Phyno created something for the festive period on this one. It is a good song to celebrate our journey throughout the year and celebrate our little victories. It is a danceable record. I love it, sure know you'll love it too.

• 2. Do You Wrong Featuring Olamide

As expected, this new Phyno and Olamide collaboration is a banger. The mid-tempo record is groovy, melodious, and danceable.

• 1. Stacks

Here is one of the singles on this album. It is a beautiful hip-hop jam with so much groove in it. Here is my favourite jam on the "Something To Live For" album by Phyno.

Other adorable tunes on this project include Ghetto and No Love featuring Jay Teazer, Ain't Nobody and Love Me Right featuring J'dess.

• Get the Full Album Here >> Phyno "Something To Live For"

• Check Out Our Review Here>> ALBUM REVIEW: Phyno "Something To Live For"