Famed singer-songwriter Carole King has shared a newly recorded track and music video for “One,” a tune she recently updated from its original, late-’70s composition.

“I was going to play a few songs at a women’s luncheon at which nine female candidates would introduce themselves. I kept thinking about the song ‘One’ for which I had written both music and lyrics in 1977,” King recalls in a press release. “It’s a song about wondering what we can do when we see injustice, and it expresses my long held belief that we – all of us humans – are most effective when we come together as ‘One’ and stand up for our values such as dignity, inclusivity, equality of opportunity, and caring for our most vulnerable neighbors. Drawn to the piano like pins to a magnet, I was inspired to write some new lyrics for the last chorus to reflect my feelings about the 2018 election. And then I wanted to record it.”

This marks King’s first new recording since 2011. “One” was recorded at Studio B at the former A & M Studios on the exact same piano King played her seminal album Tapestry.

Watch the video for “One” below: