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Phyno returns with Full Current

Less than a year after the release of his critically acclaimed fourth studio album dubbed, Something To Live For, Hip-Hop star, Phyno, is back with a brand new bop dubbed, Full Current.

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Less than a year after the release of his critically acclaimed fourth studio album dubbed, Something To Live For, Hip-Hop star, Phyno, is back with a brand new bop dubbed, Full Current. 
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On Full Current, Phyno tag-teams Tekno, whose Buga collaboration with Kizz Daniel is quickly becoming one of the biggest songs of the year.

Produced by burgeoning hitmaker Yung Willis (Kizz Daniel, BNXN, Falz), Full Current is a captivating fusion track, weaving Rap and Afro-Pop. Phyno soars in both English and his native Igbo languages about treating his woman like the Queen she is. 

The track is underpinned by an infectious musical backdrop built around lush Amapiano instrumentation and trademark Afrobeats sensibilities and driven by Phyno’s signature flow and razor-sharp lyricism, as well as Tekno’s masterful vocal delivery and addictive melodies.
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Speaking about the inspiration behind Full Current, Phyno said, “the song was inspired by the need for us to treat women as the Queens that they are, and for us to hold our women in the highest esteem.

The track is about the extent I will go to treat my woman like a Queen and also how much I’ll spoil her with the best things in life. If you’re going to go for a lady, go all in with ‘full current’ as the song title suggests. Tekno and I were in the studio with Willis when he played this beat, and in less than 10 minutes, Tekno had a hook for it – we recorded the track that night.”
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