Indigenous rap heavyweight and Penthauze leader Phyno serves up a strong, introspective solo cut titled “Ask Of Me Now” off his critically acclaimed studio effort, Let That Sink In (LTSI).
This hard-hitting release emerges at a time when African hip-hop purists and contemporary Afro-fusion aficionados are looking for message-driven tracks grounded in street authority, perseverance, and personal progress. Phyno comes forth with the record, addressing the fair-weather friends and the naysayers, reflecting on his earned status, consistent consistency, and self-produced legacy in the game.
Behind the boards, the sound architect crafts a somber, mid-tempo soundscape powered by banging kick drums, snappy percussion shakers, and a deep, rolling subterranean bassline. Haunting melodic touches drift over the rhythm, leaving plenty of room to breathe throughout the mix.
Phyno takes the lead on the song with his typical raspy flow and seasoned delivery, moving between cutting Igbo proverbs, contemplative street poetry, and punchy English bars.
Now available to stream on digital platforms: “Ask Of Me Now”!
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