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In this episode of #ATTWSpace, we break down Asake’s new M$NEY album with unfiltered reactions from the room as everyone shares what they love and what they are not fully sold on. From the production to the melodies and overall direction, the conversation highlights how the project hits for some listeners while leaving others wanting more.

We get into the ongoing debate around Asake’s sound, asking whether he is now fully stepping into the Amapiano lane and what happened to the raw energy fans associate with his earlier “military era” style. That question sparks a deeper discussion about growth, identity, and expectations.  We also touch on Bankulli’s recent controversial take about there being no real Big 3 in the Afrobeats industry.


00:00:00 - Intro 

00:01:01 - Asake M$NEY Album Review

00:08:16 - What's wrong with Asake’s Album Intro

00:29:27 - Asake Is An Amapiano Artist

01:13:05 - The Production Of M$NEY

01:30:34 - Wa & Remember Are On The Same Level

01:55:53 - Where Is The Album From The Military Era

02:16:59 - Bankulli Says No Big 3

02:37:44 - New Music: Shoday, Olamide

02:31:06 - New Music: Ice Prince , Dwin The Stoic 

02:40:04 - New music: Musta4a, The Kazeez 

02:44:01 - Fally Ipupa Live @ Stade De France 

02:49:50 - Adekunle Gold’s North American Dates


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