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Sade’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Sade is often mistaken for a female solo artist, but it’s actually a band name.

It’s similar to Bon Jovi, where Jon Bon Jovi is the vocalist, but Bon Jovi itself is a band, not a solo unit.

They’re known for an adult, stylish sound that was referred to as 80s AOR.

Sade Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)

Soldier Of LoveSade15rank/position

Sade – Soldier of Love – Official – 2010
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A sexy and romantic track about heartbreak.

Released in 2009 by the British band Sade, it became a worldwide hit, reached No.

1 on the U.S.

charts, and won a Grammy.

It’s a Trip Hop track.

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Why Can’t We Live TogetherSade16rank/position

Sade – Why Can’t We Live Together (Audio)
Why Can't We Live TogetherSade

Why Can’t We Live Together, covered and released in 1984 by the UK band Sade, who have been active since the 1980s.

The original song was created in 1972 by keyboardist Timmy Thomas.

It conveys a message about the state of a world in conflict simply because people are born into different environments and circumstances.

Her impassioned vocals, carried by the gentle tones of the synth, resonate deeply.

It is an anti-war song imbued with a straightforward resolve and a heartfelt plea for the end of war.

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Young LionSade17rank/position

Sade – Young Lion (Official Music Video)
Young LionSade

The UK-based band Sade, known for their jazz- and soul-rooted sound, have released their first new song in six years.

It’s a ballad that the band’s central figure, Sade Adu, dedicates to her transgender son, Izaak.

Warmly arranged around piano and drums, the track appears on the compilation album TRAИƧA, produced by the nonprofit Red Hot Organization, which is dedicated to fighting HIV/AIDS, and was released in November 2024.

With lyrics centered on a mother’s love and understanding, as well as her son’s growth and journey of self-discovery, the song is sure to resonate with many listeners.

It’s a must-listen for anyone interested in reflecting on parent-child relationships and self-acceptance.

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