Amsterdam-born artist Latanya Alberto continues to carve her own lane in contemporary soul with 'Hold Your Hand' - a song that gracefully balances strength and vulnerability. Known for blending poetic lyricism, soulful soundscapes, and striking visual storytelling, Latanya once again delivers a piece that feels intimate yet universal. Drawing from her Surinamese and Curaçaoan roots, Latanya’s artistry often explores empowerment, identity, and emotional healing- themes that are beautifully intertwined here. Over warm, understated production with hints of throwback R&B and modern neo-soul, she reflects on the duality of independence and intimacy. Lines like 'No grind today, close my eyes in your arms. We’re all related, by the power of love' invite stillness and connection, while the chorus 'I’m going out in my big girl pants… still I’d like to hold your hand' perfectly captures the tension between self-sufficiency and the human desire for closeness. There’s a quiet confidence in her delivery; a recognition that empowerment doesn’t mean shutting out tenderness. 'Hold Your Hand' reminds listeners that strength and softness can coexist -Rachel Fryer