Though it seems like singer Sade, whose real name is Helen Folasade Adu, has been missing in action over the last several years, that hasn’t dissuaded “The Sweetest Taboo” recording artist ...

Born Helen Folasade Adu to a Nigerian father and an English mother, the future Sade moved from Nigeria to England at age 4. In 1981, she joined a British Latin soul band called Pride.

Discover how Sade Adu’s smooth voice, soulful music, and graceful presence continue to inspire generations. From “Smooth ...

Reporting from New York — — Helen Folasade Adu, a.k.a. pop soul chanteuse Sade, had been a complete vegetarian for nine years when she spotted some lambs on her farm in England. “I hate to ...

Maxwell borrowed Sade songwriter-producer Stuart Matthewman to create his 1996 loverman classic, Urban Hang Suite, and Sade’s albums cast a shadow over neo-soul in general. But Sade’s musical ...

Nearly 40 years on from bursting onto the charts, 80s and 90s pop megastar Sade Abu looks as though a day hasn't passed despite her career change. ... Born in Nigeria as Helen Folasade Adu, ...

Four- time Grammy Award winner, Helen Folasade Adu, professionally known as Sade Adu, was born in Ibadan on January 16, 1959. Sade grew up in Essex, England and became a Nigerian-British singer ...

Now, we get to hear Sade Adu’s “Young Lion,” which is the singer’s first new song in six years. It’s also dedicated to her son, Izaak, a trans man.

Helen Folasade Adu doesn’t leave the house for just anyone. Adu, the leader and namesake of the enigmatic and beloved band Sade, shows up very rarely, seemingly whenever the spirit moves her.