“Move On” by Folucious FC is the kind of song that doesn’t scream for attention but sits quietly with you, like a calm after the storm. The song is one which isn’t trying so much to be loud or dramatic; and that’s exactly what makes it hit harder. It’s smooth, it’s reflective, and it holds a mirror up to every one of us who has ever been in a toxic love situation.
What makes “Move On” different is how soft it sounds, yet how deep it goes. It’s not your regular heartbreak song. Folucious isn’t begging to be loved or fighting to be understood. Instead, he’s choosing himself. The track opens with clean, groovy Afrobeat production, the kind that plays easy on the ears, but the lyrics are personal and intentional. You can tell this is not just a studio session for him; this is a lived experience.
He leans into a character we all know too well - the calm, collected guy who seems unbothered, but inside, he’s been through emotional chaos. That “Yoruba demon” type, but with more depth than deceit. In “Move On”, he doesn’t present himself as the victim or the villain. He just sounds like someone who finally understands that peace is better than passion that comes with pain.
And while many Afrobeat songs today are turning up the tempo and giving club vibes, Folucious chooses stillness. It’s a reminder that Afrobeat isn’t just for dancing; it can also be a space for healing. His voice is controlled, never forced. The production is smooth. And the message is clear: Sometimes walking away is the only way to protect your soul.
“Move On” feels like that quiet conversation you have with yourself after too many sleepless nights. It doesn’t drag. It doesn’t preach. It just tells the truth and in this age of overhyped romance, that’s rare.
Folucious FC might be new to some listeners, but with this release, he’s carving a space for a different kind of Afrobeat sound; one that tells real stories, one that values emotional maturity, and one that proves you don’t have to shout to be heard.
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