Folasade is set to release a new song after years of silence. She hasn’t released an album since 2010’s

Fans of the enchanting and elusive singer Helen Folasade Adu, famously known as Sade, are buzzing with excitement as the iconic artist is poised to make a grand return to the music scene after years of anticipation. Mark your calendars for November 22, when “Young Lion,” her new track, will grace the “Transa” benefit album—a monumental compilation that promises to be a treasure trove for music aficionados.

This remarkable album, which spans over three-and-a-half hours of meticulously curated melodies, features an astonishing 46 tracks divided into eight thematic chapters. It boasts a diverse lineup of contributions from more than 100 artists, showcasing the rich tapestry of contemporary music. Stellar names such as Sam Smith, André 3000, and Jeff Tweedy lend their voices to this extraordinary project, ensuring that “Transa” will resonate with a wide audience.

The album is a heartfelt tribute, inspired by the tragic passing of the talented musician Sophie, igniting the creative flames of producers Dust Reid and Massima Bell. Their vision for “Transa” is not just to entertain, but to foster a sense of community and remembrance through music, uniting artists and fans alike in a celebration of life, love, and the healing power of sound.

As anticipation builds, Sade’s contribution, “Young Lion,” is expected to encapsulate her signature smooth melodies and poignant lyrics, continuing her legacy as a masterful storyteller in song. This project is not just another album; it’s a tapestry of voices and emotions, a collective endeavor that highlights the profound connections forged through music.