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Olivia Reid
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Singer-songwriter Olivia Reid returns with “All in Time”

  • February 6, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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Indie-folk singer-songwriter Olivia Reid returns with “All in Time,” a soothing blend of soft pop and folk that feels like steady footsteps in freshly fallen snow. With a rhythmic pulse reminiscent of Sylvan Esso’s “Coffee” and the airy, introspective touch of Maggie Rogers’ “Alaska,” Reid embraces the natural rhythm of life that allows for stillness as much as movement.

Against warm, organic instrumentation, “All in Time” is a comfort and a quiet revelation. Reid’s delicate yet assured vocals weave through the melody like a breath of crisp winter air, gently reminding us that rest is not the absence of progress but a necessary part of it. The song’s steady pacing mirrors the feeling of slowing down, of trusting that everything unfolds as it should.

What makes “All in Time” stand out is its effortless ability to create space for reflection, peace, and simply being. It’s a track that allows itself to settle, offering a much-needed respite in a world that often demands urgency. Whether watching the seasons change or finding comfort in your ebb and flow, Reid’s latest single move with time is not against it.

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