Ethiopia’s vibrant music scene has a new highlight — Mulualem Takele’s brand-new release, “ሳጣሽ (Satash)”, which dropped just hours ago. The track, already gaining traction online, is the official cover song for an unreleased Ethiopian movie that features an impressive lineup of stars:  Solomon Muhe,Mulualem Getachew, Bayush Kebede, and Firehiwot Tamerat.

“ሳጣሽ (Satash)” is more than just another single — it’s a cinematic musical piece designed to echo the emotion and drama of the upcoming film. Produced under Nahom Records Inc. (NRI), the song blends heartfelt Ethiopian melodies with modern arrangement and film-score-like instrumentation.

Mulualem’s vocal performance shines with emotional precision, perfectly complementing the tone of the movie. The song’s soundscape carries both tension and tenderness — making it an ideal fit for a romantic-drama storyline that explores love, loss, and destiny.

Mulualem Takele is an emerging talent in the Ethiopian music scene, known for blending modern sounds with local flavor. He has previously released singles such as Wude, Teshenfialehu, and collaborated on tracks like Siwedih.His music often bridges contemporary beats and traditional Ethiopian musical elements, helping him stand out in a crowded landscape.With “ሳጣሽ”, he continues to expand his repertoire and push his artistic boundaries.

Mulualem Takele continues to prove that great music comes from more than talent alone — it comes from life, experience, and an artist’s ability to transform emotion into art.

With “ሳጣሽ” as the film’s signature song, the connection between Ethiopia’s film and music worlds continues to grow stronger, creating a richer entertainment experience for audiences.

Early teasers and social media posts hint that the movie will be an emotional drama exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and second chances — making Mulualem Takele’s soulful performance in “ሳጣሽ” a perfect fit.

Within hours of its release, “ሳጣሽ”viewers have praised the song’s deep emotional delivery and the cinematic visuals teased online. The blend of emotional vocals, visual storytelling, and anticipation surrounding the movie has created a sense of cultural buzz — one that’s likely to grow once the full film is released.