Built on glassy synths and shadowy, pulsating beats, “All Natural” showcases Ora’s vocals at their most unguarded. As the chorus blooms into a confident declaration of self-love and resilience, the song feels both intimate and universal. Ora describes it as “one of the most personal songs I’ve ever made… about learning to love every side of yourself — the strong and the fragile, the light and the shadows.”
She credits Little’s touch for elevating the deeply personal message into a communal experience: “Working with Joel was such a gift; he has this rare ability to take something deeply intimate and turn it into music that everyone can feel as their own. This song is really about growth, healing, and self-discovery. My hope is that when people hear it, they connect with their own journey and feel seen in it.”
The accompanying music video, directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Taika Waititi, premiered simultaneously. Shot in a cavernous, dimly lit studio, the visuals are a feast of light and shadow: Ora dances beneath vast overhead beams, glides through rippling water, and moves between mirrored reflections. The result is an arresting meditation on identity and duality, echoing the song’s themes of transformation and unapologetic self-expression.
Fans are already raving. One comment reads, “I hope Rita goes in this direction with her new album cus this song sounds absolutely phenomenal. Her dancing here absolutely gagged me too.” Another adds, “Finally something original! No need to follow that lame trend or sound like every radio singer. She’s got so much potential, it’s just sad she wasted time… I’d love to see her go full R&B or jazz-soul, that’s really her vibe.”
With a career boasting 13 UK Top 10 singles (including four Number Ones), over ten billion streams, and a BRIT Billion Award, Rita Ora has long been a chart-topping force. Her 2023 album You & I debuted at #6 on the UK Official Albums Chart and was lauded by Rolling Stone as “a collection of stunning love songs.” But “All Natural” feels like a rebirth—a sharper, stronger, and more authentic chapter for the multi-platinum artist.
Author: Andrew Braithwaite
Andrew is the founder and chief editor of Music Talkers. He’s also a keen music enthusiast and plays the guitar.
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