Fast-rising Nigerian music artiste WD has unveiled a new single titled “Talk,” featuring renowned Apala Disco star Terry Apala.

Produced by Loudsilens, the track is already generating buzz among music lovers for its infectious rhythm and unique blend of contemporary Afro sounds and Apala influences.

The release marks another milestone in WD’s growing music career. Earlier in 2025, he released the inspirational single Believer, followed by his project, WD The LP, which showcased his artistic growth and versatility.

Building on that momentum, WD began 2026 with Wonder Woman, a track that further strengthened his reputation for delivering engaging Afro-inspired music. He now returns with “Talk,” a collaboration that blends his energetic style with Terry Apala’s distinctive vocals.

Widely regarded as a pioneer of the Apala Disco movement, Terry Apala brings his signature melodic delivery and unique sound to the song. His contribution complements WD’s dynamic performance, creating a record that appeals to both Afrobeat enthusiasts and mainstream Nigerian music audiences.

Produced by Loudsilens, “Talk” features vibrant melodies, catchy rhythms and strong lyrical chemistry. The production highlights the strengths of both artistes while delivering a sound suited for clubs, radio airplay and streaming platforms.

WD’s music draws from a fusion of Afrobeat, Afrofusion, Afropop, Dancehall and club-oriented sounds. Performing under the aliases AhWoDat and EDO BWOY ERIO NOR MEKATA, he has continued to build a distinct identity that celebrates African rhythms while embracing contemporary influences.

Beyond his music, WD is known for his trademark green-and-red dreadlocks, a signature look that has become closely associated with his artistic image and stage presence.

With the release of “Talk,” WD reinforces his commitment to creativity and consistency, further positioning himself as one of Nigeria’s emerging talents to watch in the country’s evolving music industry. The collaboration with Terry Apala is expected to broaden his audience and strengthen his presence across the African music scene.