Eleanor Kingston and Asanté defy the preconceived notions of "hit songs", creating an eye-catching fusion of groove and pop with their new single, 'Wasted Time.' The record combines light, airy sounds with jazzy saxophone and a heavy hip hop bass, flawlessly complimenting digital sounds with live musical instrumentation. Kingston and Asanté seamlessly blend these contrasting textures to create a smooth, chill-by-the-beach record. Drawing together the one of a kind production, the record encompasses both artist's emotionally honest, and powerful writing styles. 'Wasted Time' relates to those who have felt the effects of passive love, diving into the harsh realities of disingenuous relationships. "I know you're down for me / But I think it's just your trip now," Kingston sings about facing the truth when someone takes advantage of you. Yet, both artists find a way to shed a positive light on self care and moving forward from toxic relationships: "Why don't we just sit back, enjoy the ride we're on." 'Wasted Time' certainly serves as an extra catchy, genre-shifting entrance for both Kingston and Asanté into the music seen.