Enter Khan’s meaty brand-new single, “Woman Like Me,” an emotional remedy to the lack of pride she discovered to be afflicting today’s music. “It speaks to both sexes, and I think it speaks wisely,” Khan stated, keeping in mind that she hopes males listen simply as carefully to the lyrics, which advise one and all that a lady “is your sister, your mother, your daughter, your girl / Better remember / It was a woman who brought you in this world.”
And while there’s never ever an incorrect time for that message, Khan felt immediately linked when the tune was given her by her brand-new label, SRG-ILS Group/ UMG.
“It’s a very timely song for right now,” the 69- year-old stated, likewise stressing that even if the word “woman” is the title, it bears no resemblances to “I’m Every Woman,” her 1978 solo launching single that ended up being an empowerment anthem for the ages.
If “I’m Every Woman” is dessert, she included with a smile, “Woman Like Me” is supper: “Meat and potatoes, straight up with hot sauce on it.”
