Street-pop phenom Seyi Vibez is revving up the global music scene with Fuji Moto, his boundary-shattering fourth studio album that fuses the raw pulse of Afrobeats, Fuji rhythms, and unfiltered urban grit—dropping this Friday, November 14, 2025. Born Oluwaloseyi Talabi in Ikorodu, the 24-year-old trailblazer, whose anthems like “Chance (Na Ham)” and “Billion Dollar Baby” have topped charts and packed arenas, is set to accelerate street-pop into the mainstream with a 14-track powerhouse already clocking over 350 million pre-release streams across platforms.
Fuji Moto—a high-octane nod to Nigeria’s indigenous Fuji heritage (“Fuji”) and the relentless momentum of street life (“Moto”)—promises an adrenaline-fueled ride through heartbreak, hustle, and high spirits. From the culturally charged title track to introspective cuts like “How Are You?” (already streaming exclusively on Apple Music), the album blends Seyi Vibez’s signature melodic hooks with booming basslines and Yoruba-infused storytelling. The star-studded tracklist, unveiled just days ago, features global heavyweights: French Montana on the trap-infused “Pressure,” Trippie Redd elevating “Up,” NLE Choppa igniting “Mario Kart,” and Nigerian rap godfather Olamide bossing “Fuji Party.” Other gems include “Tortoise Mambo,” “Kin Mo Ti D’Olu,” “Universe,” “Ama,” “Fuji House,” “Shaolin,” and “Happy Song,” delivering a sonic mosaic that’s as diverse as it is dynamic.
Building on the momentum of his sold-out August 2025 homecoming concert at Lagos’ Tafawa Balewa Square—complete with Nigeria’s first 360-degree stage—Seyi Vibez has shattered pre-release records. As of today, Fuji Moto-era tracks have racked up 178 million streams on Audiomack, 122 million on Spotify, 32 million on YouTube Music, and 19 million on Boomplay, signaling a seismic wave for Afrobeats’ street wing. “This isn’t just an album; it’s motion—forward, fast, and fearless,” says Seyi Vibez. “From the streets of Ikorodu to the world, Fuji Moto is how we ride out the pain and celebrate the grind. Street-pop’s getting a turbo boost.”
Critics are already hailing it as a 2025 essential. “Seyi Vibez masterfully marries Fuji’s talking drums with modern trap, creating a hybrid that’s both ancestral and futuristic,” raves Pulse Nigeria. NotJustOk echoes: “With these collabs, he’s not just dropping heat—he’s exporting street energy worldwide.” The album’s bold cover art, featuring Seyi Vibez grinning under a green-and-white Nigerian flag helmet against a gritty mural backdrop, has sparked a social media frenzy, embodying his rebellious authenticity.
Distributed via Sony Music Africa and Vibez Inc., Fuji Moto drops globally on November 14 across all DSPs. Pre-save now and buckle up—Seyi Vibez is driving street-pop straight to the top.
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