Tag: Sade
-
U’mau shares Sound Journeys Of The Lost and Found
The image of the Bohemian musician is alive and well in London-born, internationally raised singer-songwriter U’mau Otuokon. This is no gimmick, mind you. The easy-going mannerisms, positive energy and Bo-ho raiment are all the artist’s own. The daughter of a diplomat, U’mau’s slightly transatlantic inflections betray an intercontinental upbringing, one which saw her living in…
-
Sade Live @The_O2, London (May 31, 2011) | Gig Review
Tuesday 31 May marked the long awaited return to the London stage of the legendary Helen Folasade Adu and band, better known as Sade. Ms Adu is a veritable prodigal daughter in touring terms anyway, having last played these shores in 1993. Although she claims to enjoy performing, her nearly-20 year absence from the UK…
-
Natalie Williams – My Oh My | Album Review
Some people may know Natalie Williams from her earlier self-written solo albums Yours Truly and Secret Garden, some may even recognise her vocals on a few underground drum’n’bass hits but what they might not know is that Natalie been in the music industry for quite a few years, having worked with the likes of Goldie,…
-
Sade – Soldier Of Love (Album Review)
There are very few acts that can disappear for a whole decade before releasing a new album and still have legions of adherents keep the fire burning. Sade, with the inscrutable quality that allows them to take these artistic liberties, is one such band.