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Lauren Akosia releases new single ‘It’s Time’

  • jimt
  • 60 minutes ago
  • 2 min read

Hope has become an increasingly difficult emotion to communicate convincingly in contemporary pop, yet Lauren Akosia manages exactly that on "It's Time." Rather than relying on grand declarations or obvious affirmations, the London singer-songwriter builds her latest single around quiet persistence, allowing its emotional weight to emerge gradually through elegant songwriting and richly textured Afro-house production.


Musically, the track occupies an inviting space between deep house, Afrobeats, and contemporary electronic music. The rhythmic pulse remains constant throughout, creating an understated sense of forward motion that mirrors the song's lyrical themes of growth and transformation. Producer Jajii avoids unnecessary excess, instead focusing on subtle detail and atmosphere that reward repeated listening.


Akosia's vocal performance is similarly measured. There is an effortless clarity to her delivery that allows every lyric to resonate without dramatic embellishment. Her background in acting is evident in the emotional precision she brings to the song, never overplaying its inspirational themes but allowing them to unfold with quiet confidence. It is a performance rooted in honesty rather than spectacle.


What makes "It's Time" particularly compelling is its refusal to separate introspection from movement. The dancefloor becomes a place of reflection rather than escapism, with uplifting grooves carrying a message of resilience that feels both personal and collective. Few emerging artists navigate that balance with such ease, particularly while maintaining such a cohesive sonic identity.


As Lauren Akosia continues to bridge electronic music, Afro-house, and contemporary R&B, "It's Time" feels like another significant step forward. It is a sophisticated, emotionally grounded release that suggests an artist interested not simply in making people dance, but in giving them something meaningful to carry with them once the music stops.



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