International Women’s Day 2022 is the perfect day to share with you “I’m That Woman”, the latest song by Toyin Adekale, in which I play the sax. This track is the culmination of a dream by Toyin, who composed it, and of sisterhood.

Here, some words by every participant:

I’ve been wanting to collaborate with women in music since the early 90s, before the loss of my sisters in music Deborah Glasgow and Louisa Marks, but God’s time is best. Our experiences as women may vary but we’ve overcome a lot, and we’re not alone. Standing with my sisters is testiment to who we are, when we stand together, and is injected into this song.

Toyin Adekale

This song is about celebrating who we are, past, present and future. To be involved in this project with some of the best musical Queens I know, is a blessing.

Keziah Job

Why did I agree to participate? The track and the lyrics. Especially the line about not being liked for my hips and my breasts, absolutely spot on observation! Exactly how I feel. Women should be accepted as human beings first and not based on our appearance or what they feel they can get. Excellent writing, well done.

Millicent Stephenson

When I was asked to join this amazing, inspiring, uplifting creativity, celebrating women of all nations, sizes, colors and with various abilities…how could I say no. Rise and shine Women. Know who you are and know your worth. Diamonds are made under extreme pressure just like you. Unpeel the rough layers, now GLISTEN & SHINE. Just like the DIAMOND you are. One Love.

Annette B.

“I’m That Woman” was released yesterday. It is now available on Spotify and other music streaming services. Click here to listen to the song, let it fill you with energy to keep fighting for women’s rights and recognition across the globe. Strength for this International Women’s Day!