Production was handled by Fresh VDM, Speroach Beatz, Telz, Clemzy, Quebeat, Semzi, Junior Taurus, Phantom, Tempoe, DJ Maphorisa, and Kabza de Small.

The album showcases Mayorkun’s growth as an artist, with smoother vocals, richer songwriting, and a willingness to experiment, as seen on tracks like "Soldier Boy" and "Piece of Mind", where he opened up about personal struggles.

Despite the challenges, including navigating the pressures of fame and personal struggles, Back in Office represents a cohesive and mature body of work that highlights Mayorkun’s artistic evolution through its intricate melodies and refined production.

Produced by Speroach Beatz, the track blends afropop with elements of amapiano, incorporating clear vocals, a saxophone melody, and lively percussion.

[7] Its official music video, filmed on the streets of Lagos Island, portrays Mayorkun as a real-life mayor returning triumphantly to office, greeted by enthusiastic crowds.

[10] Motolani Alake of Pulse Nigeria, in his review of Back in Office, praised its growth and ambition while noting the album's mix of Afro-pop with more profound themes.

"[14] Bisi-Taiwo "AfrobeatsMerije" Chukwumerije of tooXclusive noted that the album is a versatile and intentional project that showcases his talents and maintains his influence in the African market.