FOLA Brings Bella Shmurda and Zlatan Together on ‘It’s Over’

FOLA, Bella Shmurda and Zlatan
FOLA, Bella Shmurda and Zlatan

FOLA teams up with street-pop heavyweights Bella Shmurda and Zlatan on their new collaboration, It’s Over, a bold record that turns personal struggles and past setbacks into a confident declaration of victory.

Produced by Shallythechampion and Sbthaproducer, the song rides on a driving Afro-fusion foundation layered with soft drums, crisp rimshots, and bright brass loops. The production carries enough bounce and space for each artist to bring their own style to the record, creating a sound that feels energetic without becoming overcrowded.

FOLA opens the record with a melodic, soul-infused approach that immediately sets the emotional tone. His chorus gives it its central message, looking back at difficult moments while making it clear that those chapters no longer define him.

Bella Shmurda follows with his unmistakable street presence, delivering lines that blend his raw delivery with spiritual reflections. His contribution adds another layer to the song’s message of perseverance, turning the record into more than just a celebration of success.

Zlatan then raises the energy with a rapid-fire verse filled with Yoruba punchlines and his familiar ad-libs. His delivery brings the street-hop edge that balances FOLA’s melodic performance and Bella Shmurda’s reflective approach.

What makes it’s over stand out is how naturally the three artists complement one another. Rather than competing for attention, FOLA, Bella Shmurda and Zlatan each occupy their own space, allowing the record to move smoothly between melody, street storytelling and energetic rap.

At its core, it’s over is a victory lap. The song captures the feeling of finally moving beyond doubt, hardship, and the obstacles that once stood in the way, with all three artists sounding assured about where they are now.

With its infectious production, contrasting vocal styles, and unapologetic message, it’s over brings together three distinct voices for a record built to connect with both street audiences and streaming listeners.

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