“Let’s Go Move Around,” by Michellar is a delight
- Alexander Asiedu
- Jun 15
- 1 min read
Following the bold energy of “I Can’t Meet You!”, Michellar returns with yet another gem—this time swapping defiance for delight. “Let’s Go Move Around,” her 25th release in just 10 months, carries the same emotional clarity but reorients the mood towards joy, wonder, and the wide open air of spring.
From the very first notes, the track greets listeners like morning sunshine peeking through the blinds. There’s a warm pulse underneath—a gentle 808 beat that hums along with chilled-out synths and soft guitar flickers.
Michellar’s voice enters with breezy ease, almost conversational, yet laced with that signature introspection fans have come to expect. It’s easy to hear Ed Sheeran’s melodic influence in her songwriting, but she filters it through her own lens—less commercial polish, more personal sparkle.
Lyrically, “Let’s Go Move Around” glides through imagery of road trips, escapism, and carefree joy. “Let’s ride to our paradise. It’s the only way to hypnotize our lives,” she sings, inviting the listener into a shared fantasy. It’s a light song, yes, but not lightweight.
The track subtly explores the deeper idea of movement—not just through space, but toward healing, awakening, and possibility. The third verse hits especially well: “Let’s say you want to stay on this highway and watch all of the scenery behind me.” It’s both literal and metaphorical, capturing the feeling of leaving something behind while charging ahead with hope.
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