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Stino Le Thwenny Scale Up Hip Pop With New Album “MORE.” Stino Le Thwenny return with “MORE,” a confident, hook-ready step in the sound they call Hip Pop. The duo trims the fat for a compact listen that feels built for repeat plays and crowd energy.

Stino Le Thwenny Scale Up Hip Pop With New Album “MORE”

Music streaming platforms list eight tracks across a tidy 29-minute run, filed under Hip-Hop and credited to Stino Le Thwenny with exclusive distribution under Section 9 Africa. The album arrived today, Friday, 3 October 2025.

The new set follows their 2023 breakthrough “You Want Some More?” which established their ear for chant-along refrains and punchy one-liners. Where that project stretched to 16 songs and nearly an hour, “MORE” tightens the screws for a quick, playlist-ready spin that keeps momentum high from start to finish.

“MORE” was trailed as the next chapter of Hip Pop, the duo’s self-defined lane where rap grit meets pop-level structure. Their rollout messaging cast this release as a separation move from the pack, a statement of intent aimed at both local dominance and export-ready reach. On the streaming page, the lean track count and sub-30-minute runtime back up that strategy with facts that matter to listeners: a no-skip sequence, a clear focus on replay value, and the kind of pacing that lands well in live sets.

For fans tracking the arc, music streaming platforms’ credits and metadata help frame the moment. You see the eight-song format and the Hip-Hop placement, which signals a project designed to live on genre playlists without losing the duo’s street-level personality. You also see the distributor tag that underlines an independent cadence powered by Section 9 Africa. All of it points to a sharpened blueprint: fewer tracks, bigger choruses, and a front-to-back listen you can run through in under half an hour.

In short, “MORE” delivers exactly what the title promises. It serves more polish, more bounce, and more clarity about who Stino Le Thwenny are in 2025, while keeping the runtime light and the writing heavy on earworms. Queue it and let it roll in one sitting.

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