Josiah (Interlude) Lyrics – Lithe | from “Euphoria”

Lithe pauses the rush on Euphoria with Josiah (Interlude), a brief but heavy breather tucked into his full album drop November 14, 2025, through Warner Music Group and 10K Projects, and it lands like a quiet pull-over on a long drive, that raw voice cutting through the static to honor someone who shaped the path without getting the credit.

Interludes like this are where Lithe lets the mask slip, and Josiah feels personal from the jump. Named after a close friend lost too soon, it’s under three minutes of spoken-word reflection over faint, echoing keys and distant traffic hums, like a voice note left on a rainy night. He recorded it straight to phone in one take, no polish, just bars about loyalty tested in the streets, the weight of carrying dreams for two, and that nagging “what if” that fuels the fire. It’s trap-soul minimalism at its core—sparse beats giving space for the emotion to breathe, bridging the high-stakes flex of the opener to deeper cuts later. Fans caught the first whisper of it in a TikTok clip last month, where he layered it over old photos, and it hit different, turning casual scrolls into real conversations about grief in the game.

This slots in as track seven on Euphoria’s 13-song flow, right before the momentum builds again with FaceTime, keeping the album’s tightrope feel intact: that mix of numb highs and sharp regrets, all clocking about 35 minutes of no-skip storytelling. From Royal Oak’s reflective start to Hold Out’s closer triumph, it’s Lithe owning the blur of success, with production nods to up-and-comers who match his hazy edge.

Lithe’s owning his lane stronger than ever at 21, fresh from that Lost In Euphoria EP that cracked UK top 40 and pulled eyes from across the pond, all while selling out East End spots where the crowd finishes his lines like family. This album’s his stake in the ground, less about the flash and more the scars that got him here, especially after opening up on podcasts about balancing the road with real life back home.

Dive into the Josiah (Interlude) lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Euphoria tracks for more of Lithe’s hazy hustle.