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Country singer Sarah Lake releases “She Did” video for Int’l Women’s Day

Country singer Sarah Lake releases "She Did" video for Int’l Women’s Day
"She Did" by Sarah Lake
Sarah Lake song hopes to unite and celebrate women

Nashville - March 8, 2021 - Singer Sarah Lake has been inspired by the strides women have made in their quest for equality. She put pen to paper and wrote “She Did,” a new song and video being released to coincide with International Women’s Day on March 8.

A catchy musical survey of female achievements, "She Did” mentions both Rosa Parks and astronaut Sally Ride. The video features her 9-year-old daughter Emanuella and highlights local Nashville charities. 

Chorus:

Because they broke the chains and changed the world
Broke the mold gave us a turn
And they said she’d never get those shoes to fit
She did

I had the idea to write “She Did” about a year ago,” said Lake. “I wanted to express how important the women trailblazers have been to me and to so many. After we wrote it I also realized how important it was for my daughter to know these women and to understand women’s history. I posted a video of her and I singing the song for International Women’s Day 2020 and received such a positive, warm reaction.  What a wild year it has been for so many reasons.

In January, when a woman of African American, South Asian American descent took office and was photographed wearing her Converse, this song took on a whole new meaning to Lake.

“I felt it was important to release 'She Did’ on International Women’s Day, March 8 2021, in hopes that everyone who hears it can celebrate how far women have come and the sacrifices that were made along the way.”

Lake hopes that regardless of political views, the world can continue opening doors and creating opportunities for future female generations.

Video YouTube Link:


Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/embed/LHyly4vLMow

ABOUT SARAH LAKE:  

Sarah is a singer-songwriter who was born in Canada and grew up in North Carolina. She was on American Idol (under her maiden name, Sarah Mather) and made it to the finals. After the show, she moved to NYC, where she met her Grammy Nominated producer husband, Ernie Lake. She took a brief break from music to start a family. After the birth of her two children Sarah was ready to continue pursuing her career. She released her EP The Ride in the summer 2016. The video for her single "The Ride" went to number one and stayed there for four weeks on the CMT Artist Discovery Program. Her song “Soldier On” from the EP gained over one million views on YouTube.

Sarah moved to Nashville in early 2017. She has since released music being featured on Tidal, Apple Music and a variety of Spotify playlists. As a songwriter, Sarah has had cuts with a number of artists including The Voice 13 finalist Moriah Formica, Ms. America Betty Cantrell, and Reba McEntire took Sarah’s song “Amen” into the studio in 2018. Her songs “Devil in My Head”, “Messy” and “Flower” have been featured on Nashville Radio station Lightning 100 -  FMQB Station of the Year 4 years in a row - best Adult Album Alternative (AAA) Station throughout the country. “Missing Home” was added to several Apple playlists. Her music video for “Wide Eyed Girl” was added to CMT online. She continues to write, record, and release music as active Indie Artist in Music City.

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