Ghanaian singer Sefa has released her latest single, Tatata, featuring award-winning rapper King Paluta.
The collaboration, released in July 2026, brings together Sefa's distinctive vocal style and King Paluta's energetic delivery for a new Ghanaian music offering that is already attracting attention among fans.
The song is listed as a 2026 single by major music platforms.
Tatata adds to Sefa's growing catalogue of recent releases and follows her continued run of collaborations and singles, including her previous work with other prominent Ghanaian artistes.
For King Paluta, the release comes amid a productive 2026 campaign that has seen him deliver several singles and collaborations, including Give Up and See with Sarkodie and Free Minds, further strengthening his position as one of Ghana's most active hitmakers.
With Sefa leading the record and King Paluta adding his signature energy, Tatata is expected to appeal to fans of contemporary Ghanaian pop and rap.
The release further highlights the growing trend of collaborations between Ghana's leading artistes as they continue to create music that connects with audiences across the country and beyond.
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