Asake is stepping into his next era with full clarity and a globally positioned sound.

The Afrobeats star has officially unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming album M$NEY, confirming a lineup that blends local dominance with international reach.

Set for release on May 1, the project will feature 13 tracks, including already released singles and high-profile collaborations.  

The Key Features

The tracklist confirms appearances from:

• DJ Snake – on “Worship”
• Tiakola – on “Badman Gangsta”
• Kabza De Small – contributing to the album’s sonic direction

These names aren’t random.

They represent three different markets:

• Global electronic (DJ Snake)
• European rap (Tiakola)
• Amapiano dominance (Kabza De Small)

The rollout has already introduced three key records:

• “Why Love”
• “Worship” (feat. DJ Snake)
• “Badman Gangsta” (feat. Tiakola)  

Each track hints at a broader direction:

Less strictly amapiano.
More global fusion.
Still rooted in Asake’s signature Fuji-infused delivery.

What stands out isn’t just the features, it’s the intent.

Asake isn’t stacking names for hype.

He’s building a multi-market album:

• Lagos → core identity
• Paris → crossover rap audience
• Global dance → festival reach
• South Africa → rhythmic evolution

It’s Afrobeats but expanded.

M$NEY comes at a crucial point in Asake’s career.

After three back-to-back successful albums, the question isn’t whether he can make hits, it’s whether he can scale his sound globally without losing identity.

This tracklist suggests he’s not choosing one over the other. He’s doing both.

13 tracks.

Multiple continents.
One clear direction.

With M$NEY, Asake isn’t just dropping another album, He’s positioning himself as a global Afrobeats force operating on his own terms.