All Natural
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| "All Natural" | ||||
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| Single by Rita Ora | ||||
| Released | 24 September 2025 7 November 2025 (Remix) | |||
| Genre | Electropop[1] | |||
| Length | 3:02 | |||
| Label | BMG | |||
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| Producer | Joel Little | |||
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| "All Natural" on YouTube | ||||
"All Natural" is a song by British singer Rita Ora. BMG released it on 24 September 2025.[2] It was promoted by a music video directed by Taika Waititi, and a remix with Kosovar singer-songwritter, Yll Limani.[3][4]
Prior to the release of "All Natural", Rita Ora released two singles in 2025, "Heat" and "Joy".[1] Ora described the song as "one of the most personal songs [she has] ever made."[5] She stated that it is "really about growth, healing, and self-discovery", adding that she hoped listeners would hear it and connect with it through their own journeys.[5]
The song was officially released on 24 September 2025, followed by a remix featuring Kosovar singer and songwriter Yll Limani on 7 November 2025.[3]
Composition
The single was written by Sammy Witte, Casey Smith, and Joel Little, with production handled by the latter.[2] Critics described the song's sound as "sultry" and "electro-pop".[6][7] In the song’s press release, Ora shared her thoughts on the creative process and the meaning of the track, stating:
For me, it’s about learning to love every side of yourself — the strong and the fragile, the light and the shadows. Working with Joel [Little] 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.
— Ora for the single press release, via Rolling Stone Australia[7]
Reception
"All Natural" was met with positive reviews from music critics. Music and Gigs described the song as a "sleek and seductive", noticing that "it's the kind of track that feels intimate but cinematic".[4] Writing for 360 Magazine, Vaughn Lowery praised the fusion of Ora’s stripped-back vocal performance with Little's "glassy synths and shadowy production", commenting that it "crystallized into a confident reflection of strength and sensuality".[8] ThatGrapeJuice dubbed the track as "hypnotic".[9] While music critic Eric Alper praised Ora for "embracing vulnerability and strength in equal measure."[10]
Music video
A music video directed by Taika Waititi was released alongside the single.[1] Waititi, a filmmaker and the singer’s husband, had previously directed other music videos for her, he described the making of the video as "a dream thing to do".[11][7]
"I’m not even sure I could call it work, it’s literally pointing a camera at your best friend who happens to be criminally gorgeous and effortlessly talented. I mean, I wasn’t even operating the camera, I just told the guy where to point it. And all the while we got to listen to this absolute gem of a song. It’s actually a dream thing to do."
— Taika Waititi on working with Ora to, The Independent[11]
Track listing
Personnel
Credits adapted from Tidal.[14]
- Rita Ora — vocalist, background vocalist
- Joel Little — producer, composer, author, drum programmer, keyboard, recording engineer, mixing engineer
- Casey Smith — composer, background vocalist, author
- Sammy Witte — composer, author, co-producer, drum programmer, keyboard
Remix[15]
- Rita Ora — vocalist, background vocalist
- Yll Limani — vocalist, composer, author
- Joel Little — producer, composer, author, drum programmer, keyboard, recording engineer, mixing engineer
- Denis Haxhimehmeti — composer, author
- Fatjon Miftaraj — composer, author
- Casey Smith — composer, background vocalist, author
- Sammy Witte — composer, author, co-producer, drum programmer, keyboard
- Guy Massey — mastering engineer, mixing engineer
