Just in Time by Swedish artist Johan Hoffman is a tender, introspective ballad that captures the beauty of love arriving at the perfect, last possible moment. Blending nostalgic guitar work with soft, cinematic tones, the track feels like a slow walk through a foggy city; quiet, emotional, and full of memory.
Inspired by a real-life New Year’s Eve reunion, the song tells the story of a late-night encounter that transforms longing into something tangible. The guitar progression first sparked during a moment in Peter Jackson’s Get Back documentary when George Harrison shares a new idea—giving the song its emotional foundation. Originally titled George, the track carries that same spirit of quiet revelation and musical intimacy.
Hoffman’s vocals are warm and honest, floating gently above the minimalist arrangement. The lyrics speak of hope and timing, of waiting and finally being seen. It’s a song for the romantics, the dreamers, and anyone who’s ever held on just a little longer for love. As the second single from his upcoming album, Just in Time continues Hoffman’s exploration of identity, memory, and rebirth. With its atmospheric production and poetic heart, the track is more than a love song; it is a moment captured in sound, delicate and timeless. Listen on Spotify and all music streaming platforms now.
