KWIK KWOTES!
Ms. Sade (pronounced Shar-day) Adu seems to ave risen in no time at all from a unknown igerian by way of England songstress to the op of the international pop charts. It’s a unique end that Sade brings to her music, almost jazzke—and she’s definitely one of the biggest ccess stories of today.
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KWIK KWOTES!
Ms. Sade (pronounced Shar-day) Adu seems to ave risen in no time at all from a unknown igerian by way of England songstress to the op of the international pop charts. It’s a unique end that Sade brings to her music, almost jazzke—and she’s definitely one of the biggest ccess stories of today.
f we make tons and tons of money through our usic, fine. I’m not going' to give it back to the \cord company. But my main object isn’t to || tons and tons of money. ”
[’m a slug. I get in a cab and slug my way wherever I’m going, get out, make the fort of walking up the stairs and exhaust
myself. I’m not a keep-fit fanatic. Beyond redemption, definitely!”
“I’ve always had a passion and commitment to music as a consumer. Records I love make me completely happy, and I’ve always mixed with people like that, people who love music. ”
“Our dream was to make a record of our music. We wanted to make records as a group and stick together as a group and to enjoy it. ”
“It’s a real joy to be back in the studio. We’re doing something concrete, something that seems more directly productive as well. You can see immediate results from what you’re doing.”
