Teledalase Unleashes Powerful New EP: The Bad Wife Has No Tongue

Emerging Nigerian songstress, Teledalase is boldly carving her name into the Nigerian and global music scenes with the release of her brand new EP titled The Bad Wife Has No Tongue. Fresh off her standout work on Kunle Afolayan’s Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre, where she composed and performed the entire soundtrack, Teledalase is proving she’s a force to be reckoned with — a storyteller whose voice demands to be heard.

Teledalase is not new to those who have been paying attention to the evolving soundscape of Nigerian music. Rooted in rich Yoruba traditions yet undeniably modern in her expressions, she bridges folklore, soul, Afrobeats, and poetic storytelling in a way that is uniquely hers.

Her recent involvement in Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre, a highly anticipated sequel to the 2022 blockbuster Aníkúlápó, introduced her haunting vocals and evocative songwriting to a broader audience. 

The Bad Wife Has No Tongue — A Story of Silence and Strength

The EP’s provocative title immediately sparks curiosity: The Bad Wife Has No Tongue. It speaks volumes about societal expectations, gender roles, and the quiet struggles women endure — themes that are deeply embedded in each of the five tracks.

On this project, Teledalase moves beyond just creating music; she builds a world of layered emotions, offering a voice to women whose experiences often go unheard. Her lyrics are raw yet poetic, painful yet empowering.

The Bad Wife Has No Tongue is now available on all major streaming platforms. Follow Teledalase’s journey on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube to stay updated on her next moves — because this is just the beginning.

Stream The Bad Wife Has No Tongue Now!