“Move Over,” the latest offering from KERI ELLE’s upcoming album ELLE IS FOR LOVE, is the kind of track that doesn’t just play—it announces itself. From the first few bars, it’s clear that KERI is in full command, fusing throwback soul with a slick, contemporary attitude. This isn’t just a comeback—it’s a reclamation, and she’s here to shake things up.
Built around a rich tapestry of layered harmonies, low-slung bass, and early-aughts R&B nostalgia, “Move Over” manages to sound both retro and right on time. There’s a sensuality to KERI’s delivery, but it’s undercut with steel—her voice doesn’t just sing, it declares. It’s that rare kind of track where the production doesn’t just support the artist, it responds to her energy in real-time.
The single’s message hits hard: don’t wait for anyone else’s timeline. It’s an anthem for the dreamers who are done shrinking themselves, and KERI delivers it with poise and clarity. There’s no anger here—just sharp resolve and empowered elegance. The lyrics don’t ask you to understand, they tell you to listen.
SHREDTVT’s appearance on the track brings a grounded intensity that balances KERI’s soaring vocals. His verse is smooth, heartfelt, and packed with intention, offering a male perspective that reinforces the song’s core message: move forward with purpose, and don’t look back. Their collaboration feels less like a feature and more like a conversation—two artists holding space for each other’s truth.
In “Move Over,” KERI ELLE doesn’t just showcase her musical chops—she shows us who she’s become. It’s a song that pulses with growth, confidence, and a refusal to dim her light. If this is any indication of what’s coming with ELLE IS FOR LOVE, then we’re in for a powerful, genre-crossing record that demands—and deserves—attention.
