Asake’s M$NEY Album: The Tracklist and Featured Artists
Tomorrow is the day. May 1, 2026. Asake is dropping his fourth studio album M$NEY and fans across the world are already counting down the hours. The Asake M$NEY album has been one of the most talked-about projects of the year. Now we are finally one day away from hearing the full thing.
Here at AfrobeatsGlobal, we have followed every detail of this rollout from the very beginning. So before the album lands on streaming platforms tomorrow, here is a full breakdown of everything you need to know.
What Is the Asake M$NEY Album About?
M$NEY is Asake’s fourth studio album in four years. He released Mr. Money With The Vibe in 2022. Work of Art followed in 2023. Then came Lungu Boy in 2024. Each project pushed his sound further than the one before it.
However, M$NEY feels like a different kind of statement. The title alone says a lot. It is not just an album name. It is Asake telling you exactly where he sees himself right now. Furthermore, this will be his first project released under his own imprint GIRAN Republic, in partnership with independent label EMPIRE. That means more creative control and more ownership than ever before.
The Full M$NEY Tracklist Revealed
Asake did not just drop a simple tracklist image. He unveiled it through a cinematic video. In the visual, he walks through a marble hall as the track titles appear carved into the stone floor beneath his feet. It was a bold, artistic reveal that matched the energy of the album name.
The full M$NEY tracklist is
- Intro
- Worship (feat. DJ Snake)
- Gratitude
- Rora
- Amen
- Wa
- MCBH
- Why Love
- Forgiveness
- Oba
- Badman Gangsta (feat. Tiakola)
- Asambe (feat. Kabza De Small)
- Skilful
Thirteen tracks, three features. And a whole lot of solo records for Asake to prove himself on. In addition, three of the songs already have some streaming history. “Why Love” and “Badman Gangsta” dropped as early singles in 2025. “Worship” with DJ Snake is the most recent pre-release, and it has been setting the tone for the album’s sound.
The Features on Asake M$NEY and Why They Matter
Only three artists made the final cut on this project. That is a very intentional choice. Asake is keeping the spotlight on himself while using each feature to open a new door globally.
1. DJ Snake on Worship
DJ Snake is one of the biggest names in electronic and dance music worldwide. He has collaborated with artists like Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and Selena Gomez. His presence on this album is Asake’s clearest move yet toward a mainstream Western audience. “Worship” has already been released, and the reaction has been very positive.
2. Tiakola on Badman Gangsta
Tiakola is a French-Congolese artist who is very popular in the European urban music scene. His feature connects Asake to the large African diaspora market across France and Belgium. Furthermore, it shows that Asake is thinking about his fanbase in Europe in a very specific way.
3. Kabza De Small on Asambe
This is the feature that has everyone talking. Kabza De Small is the King of Amapiano and one of South Africa’s biggest music exports. “Asambe” means let us go in Zulu. Asake has always mixed Amapiano sounds into his music. However, having Kabza officially on the album makes that connection feel permanent. AfrobeatsGlobal expects this to be one of the standout tracks on the entire project.
How Asake Has Been Building Toward M$NEY
This album does not exist in isolation. Asake has spent the last year building toward it very carefully. Earlier in 2026, he released a joint EP with Wizkid called Real Vol. 1. The project included the hit “Jogodo,” which went to the top of Nigeria’s TurnTable Charts. So fans already have fresh Asake music this year. However, M$NEY is the main event.
In addition, the rollout has had strong visual storytelling behind it. Asake shared a video of Iraqi-Dutch sculptor Athar Jabar carving a marble statue in his likeness. That image is widely believed to be linked to the album cover art. It adds a layer of artistic intention that goes beyond just releasing music.
Specifically, this album also arrives after his Grammy nomination at the 2025 awards ceremony. He was nominated for Best African Music Performance. Tems won that category. However, the nomination placed Asake in a new conversation globally, and M$NEY is his answer to that moment.
Solo Tracks to Watch Out for on the Asake M$NEY Album
The features are getting the most attention right now. However, the solo tracks on this tracklist are just as interesting. Titles like “Gratitude,” “Amen,” and “Forgiveness” suggest a more personal and reflective side to this project. Asake has always carried spiritual themes in his music, and this tracklist leans into that.
“Oba” means king in Yoruba. On an album called M$NEY, a track called Oba sounds like a declaration. Furthermore, the closing track “Skilful” is a very deliberate way to end things. It says the money came from talent. That is a message.
AfrobeatsGlobal will be listening closely to every solo record once the album drops tomorrow. We want to see which Asake shows up on this one.
The Asake M$NEY album is almost here. May 1, 2026, is tomorrow, and everything we have seen from this rollout says it is going to be worth the wait. Thirteen tracks, three smart features, independent label control, and an artist who has not dropped a bad project yet. AfrobeatsGlobal will have the full review up as soon as the album is out.
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