**Asake and DJ Snake Release "Worship," a Mid-Tempo Record Featuring a Blend of Afrobeats and Electronic Music** On February 28, Nigerian singer Asake released "Worship," a new song that features French-Algerian DJ and producer DJ Snake. This highly anticipated release follows Asake's historic performance at the Red Bull Symphonic event in Brooklyn last year. The song marks a departure from Asake's typical high-energy Afrobeats sound, instead opting for a mid-tempo, atmospheric record that showcases his reflective and spiritual side. According to Asake, the lyrics of "Worship" are a reflection of his personal journey from the streets of Lagos to global stages. The song's refrain, "Alhamdulillah," is a phrase of gratitude and resilience that Asake repeats throughout the track. "Worship" features a unique blend of Afrobeats and electronic music, courtesy of DJ Snake's Grammy-nominated production skills. Snake, who was born in a Parisian banlieue to Algerian parents, has been exploring his North African roots in his latest album, "Nomad." On "Worship," he creates a cinematic, percussive arrangement that allows Asake's Fuji-style vocal layers to shine. The music video for "Worship" also marks a deliberate pivot for Asake, who recently returned from Saudi Arabia after performing Umrah. The video features striking desert imagery and a more grounded, ritualistic aesthetic that mirrors the song's themes of faith and focus. This new direction is a departure from Asake's typical flashy music videos, such as "Mr. Money." Instead, "Worship" feels like a very public, very intentional "Alhamdulillah" for this stage of Asake's life. The song's release has generated significant interest among fans and critics alike, with many praising its unique sound and Asake's introspective lyrics.