Wendy Oldfield has shared the video for an in-studio performance of new single “One Of The Girls” featuring special guests in celebration of Woman’s Day.
Multi-award winning South African singer, songwriter, and producer Wendy Oldfield has held a legendary musical career from the late 80’s which continues into 2021. Oldfield’s latest album Salt is a rootsy folk driven exploration that finds Oldfield in a multitude of observational and contemplative moods lamenting social, personal, and environmental matters. Never one to shy away from U-turns in her lengthy career Salt presents itself in a stripped, “back to basics” approach that isn’t shy of warmth, mood and feel.
More info about Wendy Oldfield’s “One Of The Girls”
The new single, “One Of The Girls”, continues the albums rootsy folk rock flavour and is produced by SAMA nominated producer, Matthew Fink and features the cream of South African musicians incl. Martin Schofield (Martin Rocka & The Sick Shop / WONDERboom) and SAMA winning / Grammy nominated drummer (and producer) Cedric Samson.
The ‘in studio’ video version of ‘One Of The Girls’ features guest artists Vicky Samson (vocals), Kayleigh Bell (piano / backing vocals), Tonia Moller (cajon / backing vocals), Jennifer Eaves (acoustic guitar / backing vocals), Nhoza Sitsholwana (backing vocals) and Irit Noble (backing vocals). The video was shot and recorded at STFD Studios in Cape Town.
Wendy Oldfield comments on “One Of The Girls”
“I wrote One Of The Girls when I was privy to a bunch of teenage girls having an interesting conversation. The lyrics come through their eyes and out my mouth. I decided because woman’s day was coming up, it would be wonderful to create another version of the song with some of my homeys. I called a bunch of talented besties and “Baps your Aunty “, there we were singing /laughing and making something beautiful. For the hell of it!”
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