Burna Boy Makes a New Release With Travis Scott

Burna Boy has confirmed that his highly anticipated new album, No Sign of Weakness. The album will come out on July 10 via Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic. Alongside the announcement, he’s dropped a scorching new single, “TaTaTa.” What’s more, it is a collaboration with Houston’s own Travis Scott and was produced by the Nigerian-born sonic architect Chillz Chilleaux.

A genre-blending triumph, “TaTaTa” seamlessly fuses the styles of the two artists. It’s a perfect mix of Burna’s signature Afro-fusion flair with Travis Scott’s brooding trap aesthetic. The track is just a hypnotic, percussive slow-burner. As a listener, you will get a feeling that you are both grounded in Lagos and in a midnight studio session in L.A. The track showcases the duo’s undeniable chemistry. Scott floats over the beat with his trademark autotuned mystique. Meanwhile, Burna’s gravelly baritone delivers the kind of conviction that’s made him a mainstay on the global stage.

Burna Boy and The Upcoming Album

Thus, the single marks the fourth taste of No Sign of Weakness following December’s releases. In total, the upcoming album will feature 16 tracks. So, it promises to push the boundaries of Burna’s sound further. Meanwhile, he is doubling down on the rich, cross-continental collaborations that have become his trademark.

Burna Boy has steadily evolved from an Afrobeats torchbearer to a boundary-defying cultural force. His last album, I Told Them…, earned widespread acclaim. So, with No Sign of Weakness, he seems poised to once again shake up the global pop landscape.

Fans of both artists will recognize this isn’t their first link-up. Travis Scott previously enlisted Burna Boy for the Utopia standout “K-pop,” which also featured Bad Bunny. With “TaTaTa,” they up the ante, trading verses with an ease that suggests this creative partnership is only just getting started.

As the countdown to No Sign of Weakness continues, “TaTaTa” offers a thrilling preview of what’s to come—a reminder that in the hands of artists like Burna Boy and Travis Scott, borders are just lines on a map, and sound knows no limits.