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Unveiling the Profound Narrative Behind Asake’s “Work of Art” Album: An AfroBeat Masterpiece

The highly acclaimed Afrobeat sensation, Asake, has finally unleashed his long-awaited music album titled “Work of Art” on June 16, 2023. This remarkable musical creation delves deep into the artist’s personal journey, unraveling captivating stories and embodying the essence of his relentless hustle.

One of the standout tracks from this extraordinary album is “Olorun,” where Asake reveals the individual who transformed his life with the poignant lyrics, “Emi ko’ Olorun ma ni'” (translated as “I don’t serve man; I serve God”). The thematic threads of rebirth and transformation run prominently throughout Asake’s “Work of Art,” illustrating that anyone who toils diligently can attain the same blessings he has received.

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“Work of Art” encompasses a diverse range of tracks, each possessing its own distinct charm. Among the notable features are “Olorun,” “Awodi,” “2:30,” “Sunshine,” “Mogbe,” “Basquiat,” and the captivating collaboration with Olamide, “Amapiano.” Additional noteworthy songs include “What’s Up My G,” “I Believe,” “Introduction,” “Remember,” “Lonely At The Top,” “Great Guy,” and the invigorating finale, “Yoga.”

In “Basquiat,” Asake profoundly declares that the “work of art” referenced in the album’s title is, in fact, a reflection of himself. Through “Amapiano,” he delivers an intimate storytelling experience, while “Great Guy” transforms amapiano’s pulsating bass synths into a rich tapestry of sound. “2:30” resonates with the rhythms reminiscent of fújì’s iconic talking drums. Lastly, the closing track, “Yoga,” ingeniously blends traditional séga elements with contemporary sensibilities, serving as a fervent call for peace.

Prior to the album’s release, Asake generously treated his fans to two captivating singles. The first single, “Yoga,” set the tone with its spiritual and introspective vibes, immersing listeners in a profound musical journey. The second single, “Amapiano,” featuring the legendary Olamide, unleashed a dynamic and vibrant sonic experience that further heightened the anticipation for the full album.

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With a compelling fusion of Yoruba panegyrics and urban slang prevalent in these 14 songs, Asake invites us into his newfound reality, narrating his story in vivid technicolor. Through his infectious melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, he effortlessly captures the essence of his artistic prowess, leaving an indelible mark on the contemporary Afrobeat landscape.

Asake’s “Work of Art” album is a testament to his exceptional talent and unwavering dedication to his craft. It is a musical masterpiece that will undoubtedly resonate with fans and captivate audiences worldwide. Prepare to be enthralled as you embark on this immersive journey through the captivating world of Asake’s artistry.

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