Sade Adu is back after a six-year hiatus with a special release dedicated to her trans son, Izaak. “Young Lion” is part of the compilation album, TRAИƧA, which is described as a “spiritual journey ...

Four-time Grammy Award-winning artist Sade (born Helen Folasade Adu) is releasing new music after many years, and the reason is incredible. Paul Natkin / Getty Images After more than six years, the ...

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It’s been six years since the world has been treated to new music from Sade Adu, but the musical legend is reportedly ending her latest hiatus to appear on a very special project. As reported by Dazed ...

"Young Lion," which was released in October, is the singer's first new music in six years Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. It’s been 15 years since Sade released a new album. There aren’t ...

Sade is celebrating her son, Izaak Adu. In the new music video for her first single in six years, “Young Lion,” released Friday, Nov. 22, the 65-year-old Nigerian-British music legend gives a rare ...

Two centuries after his death, the descendants of the notorious Marquis de Sade have finally embraced their once-reviled relative. The French aristocrat scandalised his contemporaries with his erotic ...

Drake’s love for singer/songwriter Sade hasn't faded and he made that very clear on his Instagram post yesterday. The 6 God posted a picture of himself, his mom and the singer with a caption that read ...

When Sade returned last month with the predictably excellent single “Soldier of Love,” it was a big deal over at Vulture HQ. But we know our excitement was nothing compared to the elation felt by the ...

For many music critics in the early Eighties, Sade was something of a conundrum. She and her band – and Sade was always a band, never just a singer – conjured up images of suburban supper club jazz.