Stay Wild

"Stay Wild" is the fourth single taken from Australian band Little Birdy's third studio album Confetti. It was released digitally on iTunes in October 2009.[1]

"Stay Wild"
Single by Little Birdy
from the album Confetti
ReleasedOctober 2009
Recorded2008 - 2009
GenreRock
LabelEleven
Songwriter(s)Little Birdy
Producer(s)Steve Schram & Little Birdy
Little Birdy singles chronology
"Hairdo"
(2009)		 "Stay Wild"
(2009)

Release

Initially "Confetti" was planned for release as a single, but this was changed to "Stay Wild". A music video was produced to promote the single.[2] It features Katy Steele out there in the country surrounded by the green, surveying her surrounds, perusing what appears to be an artist's home. Joined by the rest of the band (each carrying a different coloured flag), she sets out into the great wild outdoors to breathe in the crisp fresh air.

This is a full-on driving song. It's a song about being free, embracing life, moving. We got the gospel choir in for it and the bass and drums sound very '70s, which is totally cool. It's a glorious kind of song.

— Katy Steele[3]
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References
  1. "Little Birdy". Myspace.
  2. "auspOp: LITTLE BIRDY : Stay Wild".
  3. http://www.take40.com/artists/1738/little-birdy/bio
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