With IF A WOMAN HAD MADE THE WORLD, Chris Oledude delivers a thoughtful soul record that feels both timeless and deeply connected to today’s conversations. Teaming up with vocalist Kiena Williams, the track leans into classic jazz-soul influences while carrying a clear social message about empathy, balance, and the power of women’s perspectives in shaping society.
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The song draws inspiration from legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Lou Rawls, and Al Jarreau, blending warm instrumentation with smooth melodic phrasing. The arrangement feels nostalgic without sounding dated, gentle grooves, expressive vocals, and a steady rhythm that allows the lyrics to lead the experience.
Oledude imagines an alternate world shaped by compassion instead of competition. Lines envisioning generosity, shared care, and freedom from fear give the song a reflective tone rather than a confrontational one. The repeated idea of being “unafraid” becomes the emotional anchor, turning the track into a hopeful meditation on what humanity could look like if guided more by empathy than power.
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After decades balancing activism and music, Oledude approaches songwriting with purpose, and that intention is clear throughout the performance. The collaboration adds warmth and emotional depth, reinforcing the song’s central message of unity. IF A WOMAN HAD MADE THE WORLD feels like a conversation across generations, classic soul energy carrying a forward-looking vision rooted in justice, healing, and possibility.
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