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Track: Paris Iliffe Releases New Single ‘Power of the Woman’

  • March 7, 2025
  • Simon Lucas-Hughes
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Paris Iliffe unveils her latest single, ‘Power of the Woman’, a shimmering synth-pop splendour.

Through the bright synth heavy production, ‘Power of the Woman’ creates an affecting and warming electronic backdrop for Iliffe’s smooth, expressive vocals as the track builds into a bold, melody-driven chorus. With intricate [picked guitars and tight beats, the track blends an undercurrent of R&B through it otherwise ethereal production comparable to the likes of London Grammar.

Lyrically, Power of the Woman is a celebration of quiet yet unwavering strength. Originally written as a tribute to her mother, the song’s meaning extends beyond personal sentiment, offering a universal reflection on resilience and femininity. “This is a really special song that I originally wrote as a tribute to my mum,” Iliffe shares. “But its message extends far beyond her—it applies to all women. The lyrics reflect on the quiet yet powerful strength of a woman, often unseen but always present.”

Hailing from Sydney, Australia, and now based in London, Iliffe brings a diverse perspective to her music, drawing from her Vietnamese and Australian heritage. Influenced by artists like Cleo Sol and Olivia Dean, she infuses her sound with a soulful depth that sets her apart. Since her 2021 debut, she has continued to evolve, using music as a platform for personal storytelling and authenticity.

With Power of the Woman, Paris Iliffe delivers yet another compelling release, proving that her artistry is as dynamic as it is meaningful.

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