Terry Apala

Terry Apala was born Terry Alexandar Ejeh. He began his music career at a tender age, starting out in the church as a drummer.

His rise to stardom started with a performance with his former, now defunct R&B  group, Mezo Soprano, where he was the lead vocalist that earned them the first prize during the launch of the Kanu Heart Foundation in 2000.

Terry Apala describes his genre of music as “Apala Hip Hop”, drawing inspiration from the late Haruna Ishola and backed up by his Yoruba-influenced upbringing, even though he hails for Isoko in Delta State.

Terry Apala is cuurently managed by Merit Records and Entertainment.