Where the hell is Sade!?

Question

she made some awesome music and just vanished

age has nothing to do with talent.

Answer 1

She's still doin' thangs.

Just keep a look out

http://www.sade.com/sade/

Answer 2

Sade made a strong comeback in 2000 with "Lovers Rock", her first album in eight years. She sealed the deal in 2002 with "Lovers Live", a collection of performances from her very successful summer tour.

It's proof that Sade hasn't lost a note and her fans haven't missed a beat. Above all things, the record is smooth. Sade's new songs mix seamlessly with classics from every stage of her career. An energetic eight-piece band breathes new life to the old tunes and offers another look at the Lovers Rock material.

The highlight, of course, is Sade's intoxicating voice and it's clear that the audience is under her spell from her first breath. Lovers Live is a sum greater than any one of its parts, but there are some standout moments, like the rocking version of "Paradise," "The Sweetest Gift" (a song written for her daughter), and a haunting rendition of "Jezebel."

Even though the recordings were taking from various performances throughout the tour, the album feels like one cohesive performance and makes for a great listen all the way through.

Answer 3

god me too , what a singer, come back all is forgiven sade!!!

Answer 4

Sade Adu
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Sadey
Background information
Birth name Helen Folasade Adu
Born January 16, 1959 (age 48)
Origin Flag of Nigeria Ibadan, Ọyọ State, Nigeria
Genre(s) Jazz, soul, R&B
Occupation(s) Singer, songwriter, composer, arranger, record producer
Years active 1980–present
Label(s) Epic, Portrait
Website Sade.com

See also: Sade (band)

Helen Folasade Adu (born 16 January 1959), known professionally as Sade Adu (IPA pronunciation: [ʃɑ:'deɪ]), is a Nigerian-born English singer, composer, songwriter, and record producer. Sade is a renowned jazz, pop, urban, and adult contemporary vocalist, noted for her soulful, smoky contralto. She has achieved success in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s as the frontwoman and lead vocalist of the popular Grammy Award-winning English group Sade.
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* 1 Biography
* 2 Style
* 3 Album Releases and Sales
* 4 Discography
* 5 Videography
* 6 See also
* 7 External links

[edit] Biography
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Sade was born in Ibadan, Ọyọ State, Nigeria. Her parents, Bisi Adu, a Nigerian lecturer in economics of Yoruba background, and Anne Hayes, an English nurse, met in London and moved to west Africa. Later, when the marriage ran into difficulties, Anne returned to Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England, taking four year old Sade and her older brother Banji to live with her parents.

By the early 70s, living in Colchester, Essex, Sade read a good deal, developed an interest in fashion, acquired a taste for dancing and with pleasure listened to soul artists like Curtis Mayfield, Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye.

In 1977 Sade arrived in London for a three-year course in fashion design at St. Martin's College. On graduating, she set up a small fashion company, making mens' clothes, in London's Chalk Farm, with a friend, Gioia Mellor. She also began to work as a photographic model.

In 1980 Sade met Lee Barrett, the manager of a Latin-soul group Ariva. She joined Ariva and began to write her own songs.

In 1982, as a member of a Latin-soul group Pride, Sade met Stuart Matthewman and Paul Spencer Denman. Together with Paul Cook, they formed splinter group named Sade and began to write their own material. Later they were joined by Andrew Hale and Paul Cook left the band.

On 18 October 1983 Sade signed with Epic Records and sister imprint Portrait Records for the US and Canada. All of the Sade albums are Sony Music releases.

In 1985 Sade appeared in the film Absolute Beginners, directed by Julian Temple. She played singer Athene Duncannon, performing "Killer Blow", co-written by her with Simon Booth of soul/jazz band Working Week.

In 1986 Sade moved to Madrid, Spain.

On 11 October 1989, in the old castle Vinuelas in Madrid, Sade married Carlos Scola, a Spanish film-maker. They soon separated.

In 1990 Sade returned to London.

In the mid-90s Sade moved to Ocho Rios, Jamaica, where she lived with Bob Morgan, a Jamaican producer. On 21 July 1996 she gave birth to her daughter Ila.

In 1997 Sade was cited for dangerous driving and disobeying a police officer in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Later a Jamaican court issued an arrest warrant for Sade after she failed to appear in court to face charges. But medical proof of her daughter's hospitalization allowed the arrest warrant to be "stayed".

In 2005, Sade recorded a new track, "Mum", specially for the Voices For Darfur DVD of the charity concert took place on 8 December 2004 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, to raise awareness and funding for the crisis in Sudan's Darfur region.

Sade now resides in London.

Part of Sade's backup band continued the Sade style and are now known as Sweetback

[edit] Style

Sade said in one of her few public interviews that she didn't set out to be a role model. She always was true to herself, and never once compromised either her principles, or her music.[citation needed]

Sade seldom records new albums because all of them are individual pieces of work that require both a purpose and a reason. [citation needed] She has only recorded one new studio release since 1992 (which was Lovers Rock in 2000).

[edit] Album Releases and Sales

US Sales (RIAA Certified)

Diamond Life (1984) 4 Million (4x Platinum)

Promise (album) (1985) 4 Million (4x Platinum)

Stronger Than Pride (1988) 3 Million (3x Platinum)

Love Deluxe (1992) 4 Million (4x Platinum)

The Best Of Sade (1994) 4 Million (4x Platinum)

Lovers Rock (2000) 3 Million (3x Platinum)

Lovers Live (2002) 500,000 (Gold)

Sade has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide

[edit] Discography

See discography of Sade (band).

Collaboration

* Absolute Beginners OST (Virgin, 1986)

[edit] Videography

See videography of Sade (band).

Collaboration

* Absolute Beginners (?, 1986)
* Voices For Darfur (?, 2005)

Answer 5

Well, she got taken away by a "Smooth Operator." ha ha ha.

Answer 6

i know, like "is it a crime". her music is amazing, especially when you listen to it in headphones.

Answer 7

I miss her too but I don't know .

Answer 8

I MISS HER TOO BUT BABY DOLL SHE IS GETTIN OLD.