Here is a ranking of Asake’s top 10 songs

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Since breaking into the mainstream in 2022, Asake has rapidly ascended to superstar status, thanks to a consistent stream of hit singles housed in two successful albums. His unique blend of Afro-Fuji, Amapiano, and Hip-Hop has positioned him as one of Afrobeats’ most prolific hitmakers. Asake is now gearing up to release his third album, Lungu Boy, on August 9, 2024, featuring collaborations with heavyweights like Wizkid, Travis Scott, Central Cee, Stormzy, and Ludmila.

Ahead of this release, let’s take a look at Asake’s top 10 songs that have defined his career:

10. What’s Up My G

This sleeper hit from his sophomore album Work of Art showcases Asake’s effortless hitmaking ability with its pulsating beat and catchy hooks.

9. Remember

Driven by a sensational chorus, “Remember” is a standout track that highlights Asake’s genre-bending style, blending elements of Amapiano with soulful melodies.

8. Nzaza

“Nzaza” takes listeners to church with its reflective, mid-tempo rhythm, showcasing another dimension of Asake’s artistry beyond his usual high-energy tracks.

7. Joha

A street dance anthem, “Joha” is a nostalgic track that remakes one of Asake’s biggest hits from his university days, complete with catchy drums and swaggering lamba.

6. Lonely At The Top

This sobering track reflects on the pressures and solitude that come with fame. “Lonely At The Top” set a record for the longest No. 1 song on the TurnTable Top 100, solidifying Asake’s status as a hitmaker.

5. Amapiano (feat. Olamide)

This track, featuring YBNL boss Olamide, captures Asake’s mastery of the South African Amapiano sound. The song earned the duo a Grammy nomination for Best African Song Performance.

4. Omo Ope

“Omo Ope” marked the beginning of Asake’s incredible one-year run in Nigerian pop music. The track was his first No. 1 hit and introduced the world to his electrifying blend of Fuji, Amapiano, and Hip-Hop.

3. Organise

“Organise” is a chest-thumping anthem that solidified Asake’s mainstream presence and set the stage for his award-winning debut album, Mr. Money With The Vibe.

2. Sungba

An emphatic display of Asake’s hitmaking prowess, “Sungba” is a high-energy track that exemplifies his deep dive into the Amapiano sound.

1. Pallazo (with DJ Spinall)

Asake’s collaboration with DJ Spinall on “Pallazo” was a street anthem that marked the beginning of his rise to stardom. The song’s infectious energy and catchy lyrics captivated listeners, making it a defining moment in his career.

Asake’s journey from a rising star to one of Afrobeats’ most consistent hitmakers has been nothing short of remarkable. With Lungu Boy on the horizon, fans can expect more groundbreaking music from this Afrobeats sensation.

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