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Larry Vibez Links Terry Apala on ‘Muller Tune’ — NG Apala-Afrobeats Flex Out Now

Official Larry Vibez Muller Tune (feat. Terry Apala) single cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame

Larry Vibez reunite with Terry Apala on “MULLER TUNE” — Lagos saying chemistry never expire, e just go rest small. Dropped 30 September 2026 via Big Larry’s Records, the roughly two minutes thirty-seven Apala–Afrobeats / Fuji-leaning flex land about two years after “Omo Ope.” Terry’s indigenous stamp ride Larry’s street melody like matching jerseys on match day — hook first, heritage second, volume third.

Reunion singles carry fan nostalgia tax; Muller Tune pay it with fresh pocket instead of pure throwback cosplay. Apala gravel remain the unfakeable texture; Larry Vibez frame it for 2026 Afrobeats ears. Short runtime respect modern loop culture while still tasting lineage.

Accra already proved it will dance to Terry Apala features inside West African playlists; this one add Larry’s street-melody brand to the same table. Keep it next to other Apala heritage flexes when the night need Yoruba fire without full Fuji concert length.

Big Larry’s Records shelving keep the record independent-spirited and identity-clear. Matching-jersey energy is the emotional hook — familiar partners, current scoreline.

Spin it when old chemistry need a new ninety minutes. MULLER TUNE — Larry melody, Terry gravel, Accra smiling at the reunion bounce.

Two years after Omo Ope, Muller Tune prove the jersey still fit without forcing a full nostalgia concert. Terry Apala’s gravel is the continuity; Larry Vibez’s street melody is the update patch. Accra floors that already trust Apala features will clock in fast. Two minutes thirty-seven is reunion without speeches. Matching chemistry, current scoreline, heritage still loud under the Afrobeats shirt.

Keep larry-vibez-muller-tune in the weekly rotation when the speakers need artist-first storytelling over process notes — song first, scene second, replay third. Accra nights collect records like this because the feeling travel without a press kit appendix. Volume up; excuses down; let the pocket finish the argument the caption start.

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Official Larry Vibez Muller Tune (feat. Terry Apala) single cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame

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