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Sade Adu — MetaHistoryBook
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Sade Adu
British singer
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
16 January 1959
Place of birth
Ibadan
Sex or gender
female
Given name
Helen
,
Folashade
Family name
Adu
Genre
soul
,
jazz
,
funk
,
rhythm and blues
,
soft rock
,
cool jazz
Field of work
music composing
Occupation
singer
,
songwriter
,
singer-songwriter
,
composer
,
model
,
musician
Citizenship
Nigeria
Awards
Officer of the Order of the British Empire
,
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
,
Grammy Award for Best New Artist
birth name
Helen Fọláṣadé Adu
different from
Sade
educated at
Saint Martin's School of Art
,
Colchester Institute
,
The Stanway School
,
Clacton County High School
,
Central Saint Martins
instrument
voice
languages spoken, written or signed
English
,
Yoruba
member of
Sade
name in native language
Sade Adu
nominated for
Grammy Award for Best New Artist
notable work
By Your Side
,
Smooth Operator
,
Your Love Is King
number of children
1
partner in business or sport
Stuart Matthewman
pseudonym
Sade
record label
Portrait
,
Epic Records
residence
Cotswolds
,
Ibadan
,
Ekiti State
,
Holland-on-Sea
,
London
,
Colchester
,
Ocho Rios
,
Madrid
,
London
significant event
Montreux Jazz Festival 1984
,
Montreux Jazz Festival 1986
social media followers
510000
, 513000
, 510000
, 509000
start of work period
1980
voice type
contralto
writing language
English
Connected on Wikidata
Composer of
By Your Side
Feel No Pain
Never as Good as the First Time
Pearls
Influenced
Amy Winehouse
Cat Ellington
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