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Is Asake on Rema’s EMB Album? The Juju Rumour Explained

Rema and Asake featured in the Juju tracklist rumour for the EMB album

Afrobeats fans, a tracklist is shaking timelines, and everyone is asking one thing! Is Asake on Rema’s EMB album? The document reportedly lists him on a song called Juju. However, nothing is confirmed yet, so AfrobeatsGlobal breaks down what we know.

Asake on Rema’s EMB Album: What the Tracklist Says

The tracklist has spread fast across social media. It reportedly shows Asake as a featured artist on Juju. Furthermore, EMB is due on November 6, 2026.

Fans have good reason to be excited. Rema and Asake lead two of the loudest sounds in Afrobeats right now. As a result, one shared record would be huge.

Asake on Rema’s EMB Album: What Is Confirmed So Far

Here is the key point. Neither Rema nor Asake has confirmed the collaboration. Moreover, Rema’s team has not shared an official list of features.

The tracklist itself has also not been verified. Therefore, Juju and Asake’s role stay firmly in rumour territory. Fans should treat the screenshot with care.

What Asake on Rema’s EMB Album Would Mean

chart radar on X: "Asake is rumored to be featured on Rema'a EMB album." / X

EMB follows HEIS, Rema’s Grammy nominated album from 2024. Meanwhile, Asake released his fourth album, M$NEY, on May 1, 2026.

Rema has also stayed busy this year. He dropped singles like Tea and Oh No. Moreover, he appeared on records with Don Toliver, Lisa and Anitta.

So a joint track with Asake would feel like a major moment. Still, fans must wait for the official tracklist. Notably, the answer arrives on November 6.

Will we see Asake on Rema’s EMB album? Tell us in the comments, share this post and follow AfrobeatsGlobal for the official tracklist update.

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