Phyno, whose real name is Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike, is a highly influential Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Born and raised in Enugu State, though a native of Anambra State, Phyno has become an iconic figure in Afrobeats and Nigerian Hip-Hop by proudly and skillfully rapping primarily in the Igbo language. His stage name, derived from the word "phenomenal," perfectly encapsulates his impact on the music scene.
Phyno initially began his career as a producer in 2003 before transitioning to rapping in 2010. He shot to fame with hit singles like "Ghost Mode" (featuring Olamide) and "Man of the Year (Obago)." His debut studio album, No Guts No Glory (2014), cemented his place as the leading voice of indigenous rap, demonstrating that music in native languages can achieve mainstream success both locally and internationally.
His work, including popular tracks like "Fada Fada" and collaborations with artists such as Olamide and Flavour, showcases a dynamic blend of high-energy beats, cultural pride, and compelling storytelling. Phyno's music is a testament to his dedication to his culture, making him a perennial favorite in the African music landscape.
You can follow his latest releases and music videos on his official YouTube channel:
Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@officialphyno
The video below features one of Phyno's recent official music videos.
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