The wait is over.

Asake has officially released his highly anticipated fourth studio album, M$NEY, marking one of the biggest Afrobeats drops of 2026.

After weeks of buildup, teasers, and global anticipation, the project arrived today (May 1), signaling a new chapter not just in his music, but in his career.  

A 13-Track Statement

M$NEY comes in as a 13-track project, blending Asake’s signature Fuji-infused Afrobeats with a more global, experimental edge.  

The album includes:

• “Worship” (feat. DJ Snake)
• “Badman Gangsta” (feat. Tiakola)
• “Asambe” (feat. Kabza De Small)
• Plus standout cuts like “Why Love,” “Forgiveness,” and “Oba”  

It’s a tight, intentional tracklist less filler, more focus.

A New Era of Control

Beyond the music, M$NEY represents something bigger.

This is Asake’s first full album under his own imprint, a move that signals a shift from hitmaker to owner and architect of his career.  

And the title says it all:

M$NEY isn’t just about wealth, it’s about value, ownership, and positioning.

From Street Pop to Global Sound

Asake built his name on:

• Fuji-infused vocals
• Street-driven anthems
• Relentless hit-making

But here, the scope expands.

With collaborators spanning:

• Europe (Tiakola)
• Global EDM (DJ Snake)
• South African amapiano (Kabza De Small)

M$NEY feels less like a local album and more like a multi-market play.

The Run Continues

The release follows an almost unmatched streak:

• Mr. Money With The Vibe (2022)
• Work of Art (2023)
• Lungu Boy (2024)

Three albums. Three dominant runs.

Now, M$NEY arrives with even higher expectations and a broader vision.

This drop isn’t just another album release. It reflects where Afrobeats is heading:

• More ownership
• More global collaboration
• More intentional rollouts

Artists aren’t just making music anymore. They’re building ecosystems.

13 tracks.Global features.A new level of control.

With M$NEY, Asake isn’t just continuing his run

He’s elevating it into something bigger than hits.