The album promises to be a musical journey through the highs and lows of relationships, offering a deeply personal glimpse into Fielie's experiences in her twenties.
The album title 23:23 is inspired by the singer turning 23 years old in 2023. The album features previous singles Touch and Go and the recently released Be There featuring Majorsteez, which have garnered widespread acclaim.
The brand new single So High, featuring Shekhinah, is a powerful anthem that empowers women, encouraging them to take up space and love themselves unapologetically. "
The release is bound to be a standout moment in South African music.
We recently spoke...
Honestly, I’m still on that journey of rediscovery and finding what my true calling is, but I truly feel that my purpose is to unite, move, and inspire people through my music.
Music is a language that has no barriers; it’s the way in which I fully express myself and tell my story.
Sharing experiences that people can relate to, whether it be my own or someone else's; however the foundation of my music will always be love in various aspects and different forms.
If you can dream it, you can be it, just believe it.
Fame is a tool I can use to inspire people and create awareness around the things that truly matter.
Retirement will happen when I take my last breath. I genuinely love what I do and feel blessed that I’m able to do it.
…or take part in anything that won’t bring me joy and peace.
Jade Thirwall.
I get inspired by the people around me and their journeys as they navigate their way through life, so wherever there are people I suppose.
The most enjoyable aspect of my work is being able to do what I love and being able to share that experience with whoever is willing to listen.
It has to be Angifuni. It was my first single off of my debut album and is such a fun song to perform!
I’ve had quite a few, but I would have to say one of the funniest moments was when a lady jumped on stage to hug me while I was performing and wouldn’t let go. It was actually a really sweet moment, but what made it funny was that she was really drunk and sang the song for me!
My family, friends and supporters. I’ve been blessed with an amazing support structure and wouldn’t be where I am without them!
My style icon right now is Zendaya; she is so effortlessly chic!
My family (blood-related and bond-related).
I don’t think you’ll ever understand my obsession with the cooldrink Coca-Cola , it’s on its way to becoming my source of hydration��
An international tour at O2 in London and Madison Square Garden in New York are a must for me.
Honestly, I think it’s my name which I thank my grandma for because I don’t think there are many Paxtons in this industry. So it’s my name.
Some people call me Pax, but I welcome all nicknames.
I would probably be a radio host. That was always in my top 2 when thinking of a career choice.
Grounded, loving, passionate, happy and goofball.
Right now it would have to be Little Things by Jorja Smith; Losing you by Flo; Congratulate by AKA; Prodigal by Madison Ryann Ward ft Benji and Be There by Paxton ft MajorSteez.
Frozen. It was the first movie I ever cried for.
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
The song that changed my life is called Let Go by PJ Morton and The Walls Group.
I love God, always and forever.
To open a music school.
Being able to love and opening myself up to receiving it.
I complain about not believing in myself as much as I should, I’m getting there though. I also complain about the fact that they don’t have sushi at the cinemas, like what’s that about?
Happiness is unclipping your bra after a long day of work.
On stage, I tend to forget the words to my own songs. It’s honestly embarrassing at this point .
The best life lesson I’ve learned is to never take life too seriously.
Discovering who I am and who I am called to be!
I love doing charity work and getting taking part in initiatives that change the trajectory of others’ lives.
That I will be able to do what I love for the people I love, hopefully for a very long time.
