Asake has officially confirmed that his highly anticipated new album M$NEY will drop on May 1, 2026, marking the next chapter in one of Afrobeats’ fastest-rising careers.  

M$NEY isn’t just another release, it’s a statement.

The project arrives as Asake’s fourth studio album in just a few years, following a dominant run that includes:

• Mr. Money With The Vibe
• Work of Art
• Lungu Boy

But this time, the context is different.

This album marks a deeper step into independence under his imprint, signaling a shift from breakout star to fully controlled artist.  

• Release Date: May 1, 2026  
• Tracks: 13 songs expected  
• Confirmed songs include:
  • “Why Love”
  • “Badman Gangsta” (feat. Tiakola)
  • “Worship” (with DJ Snake)  

The rollout has also been anything but ordinary.

Asake teased the album with a marble sculpture visual, a symbolic move that hints at legacy, status, and permanence less about hype, more about positioning.

Since breaking out in 2022, Asake hasn’t slowed down.

From record-breaking streams to global tours, his rise has been defined by consistency and volume dropping hits at a pace the industry rarely sustains. M$NEY now arrives as a test of something deeper:

Not just how fast he can rise

But how far he can evolve.

In today’s Afrobeats landscape, timing is everything.

And May 1 places Asake right at the center of the year’s next major cycle positioning M$NEY as a potential summer-defining project.

But beyond timing, this album carries weight.

It’s about:

• Ownership
• Identity
• And the transition from hitmaker to long-term force

May 1 is locked.

The momentum is already there.
The rollout is in motion.

And with M$NEY, Asake isn’t just dropping another album.

He’s making a statement about where he stands and where he’s going next.