Misty Oldland is a British singer-songwriter. Her songs include "A Fair Affair" and "Got Me a Feeling", featuring soul singer Omar Lye-Fook.
Three of her singles charted on the UK Singles Chart while also scoring top 10 singles across Europe and Japan. Most notably in France, her album Supernatural topped the charts for six months and in Iceland it was also number one.
Oldland's songs have been covered by international artists Ophélie Winter, Kate Ceberano and Bonnie Pink.
Oldland's other work includes presenting Soul of MTV and co-founding rare groove, soul and hip-hop club Slow Motion with video director and former partner Jake Nava. The latter was listed in the "Top 10 British Night Clubs" by The Sunday Times.
In 1998, Oldland went on a songwriting hiatus to "the Roots camp" in Philadelphia, including participating in their NYC open mic jams alongside influencing artists such as Common, De La Soul and Q-Tip. Whilst there, she was asked by Mushroom a.k.a. Andrew Vowles, formerly of Massive Attack to join a new supergroup he was putting together with house singer Robert Owens, producer Mike Timothy and gospel singer Saron Cherry.