Top 5 Asake Songs That Nigeria Can't Stop Streaming

Since his debut with the memorable tag “Ololade mi Asake,” the impact of Asake on Nigerian music has been undeniable. Spotify has just confirmed that Asake is the most streamed artist in Nigeria since the streaming service's launch in 2021. His works claim four of the top ten most streamed songs in Nigeria, including the leading track “Remember.” The statistic is certainly impressive.

If you've experienced the vibe shift at a social gathering, wedding, or even alone at home when an Asake track plays, you understand the phenomenon behind his popularity. Here’s a look at the five tracks that have kept Nigeria on repeat with the volume cranked up.

Remember

As the most streamed song in Spotify Nigeria's history, this track from his 2023 album Work of Art is a brilliant fusion of Amapiano and nostalgic vibes. Its irresistibly catchy chorus and vibrant production have made it a global favorite, continuously reviving excitement each time it airs.

Lonely At The Top

Another hit from his 2023 album Work of Art, this soulful track has become an anthem for many navigating the challenges that come with success. In this song, Asake shows a more reflective side, easily dominating charts with his thoughtful lyrics alongside catchy beats.

Joha

This energetic track from his record-shattering 2022 debut Mr. Money With The Vibe emerged from a dance he created back in his university days. Combining traditional Fuji elements with modern drum patterns, this catchy number has become a dancefloor staple across the continent.

Sungba (Remix) ft. Burna Boy

Initially featured in his debut Ololade Asake EP, this dynamic remix propels the original street anthem into the global spotlight thanks to Burna Boy's powerful verse. The energetic log drums and ‘Sungba’ chant create electrifying moments that still resonate with fans today, particularly after its inclusion in the album Mr. Money With The Vibe.

Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)

Released in June 2022 and featured in his debut album Mr. Money With The Vibe, this track established Asake as an unrivaled hitmaker. Its unique blend of Islamic-inspired chants and robust production made it one of the standout and frequently replayed songs from his breakout period.