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Spotify releases Asake’s ‘M$NEY’ concert film

By Afro Yard July 25, 2026
Spotify releases Asake’s ‘M$NEY’ concert film

Afrobeats star Asake has released a concert film of his live performance of his album M$NEY at the historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London. The film is exclusively available on Spotify.

Background

Asake, whose real name is Ahmed Ololade, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter who has gained significant commercial success with his album M$NEY. The album, released in May, topped streaming charts in over 19 countries, including Nigeria, and peaked at number eight in the United States. Asake was also ranked the 15th biggest digital artiste globally by Kworb Data.

The Concert Film

The concert film captures Asake's landmark one-night-only performance of his chart-topping album at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London. The event, which featured four previously unreleased songs, marked the first time Asake had performed tracks from the album live since its release. According to Spotify, no fewer than 2,000 fans attended the black-tie, invite-only event.

Asake performed songs from M$NEY backed by a live orchestra, a 40-member choir, and acclaimed live band, The Compozers. The show also marked the first time an Afrobeats artiste headlined the historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Speaking on the release, Asake described the performance as a reflection of the themes behind the album. "This performance was a reflection of everything M$NEY represents which is gratitude, growth, my spiritual and creative journey all in one," he said.

What This Means

The concert film marks a significant milestone in Asake's career, showcasing his ability to connect with fans worldwide. The film's release on Spotify is a testament to the platform's commitment to supporting emerging artists and providing exclusive content to its users. Asake's music has been gaining traction globally, and this film is expected to further cement his status as a leading figure in the Afrobeats genre.

Asake has stated that he wants his music to "cross every border," and the concert film's release on Spotify is a step in that direction. The film is available exclusively on the platform, providing fans with a unique opportunity to experience Asake's live performance.

What Happens Next

Asake is set to start touring the album later this year, and the concert film is a precursor to these live performances. Fans can expect to see more of Asake's music and performances in the coming months, and the concert film is a reminder of his dedication to his craft and his commitment to sharing his music with the world.


Source: Prime News