Stereogum — Earlier this month, Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam and Band Of Horses’ Ben Bridwell announced that they would be releasing a covers album called Sing Into My Mouth. They’ve just shared the first two tracks from the record to coincide with their appeara... more info

The Telegraph — To celebrate Valentine's Day, we pick out the tender top 50 songs of the Eighties, including records by Barry White, George Michael, Sade and Chaka Khan more info

Stereogum — Daniel Johns released the video for “Aerial Love” today. It’s got kind of a new millennial Sade thing going on, a sultry soul-pop ballad accented with minimal electronic flourishes. That’s very on-trend — or at least it would have been a ye... more info

Perez Hilton — This is so moody and SEXY! Say hello to Niia! The New Yorker is giving us some much needed Sade vibes! With a bit of modern-day London Grammar for good measure! Or, you can think of her as an unplugged Lorde! It's super cool and super worth checking ... more info

The Telegraph — Since his death two hundred years ago, the once-reviled Marquis de Sade has become a cultural icon, says Suzi Feay more info

Perez Hilton — Jessie Ware is like caviar - fancy and expensive! And so yummy!!!!!! The British talent reminds us of a modern-day Sade, especially in her song Share It All, which we are OBSESSED with! Soooo pretty! Check out the smooth operator grooves and her silk... more info

Perez Hilton — Slayy mama, SLAY! Everybody knows Pink is an AH-Mazing performer and singer, but hearing her stripped down like this is just blowing us away! [ Related: P!nk Breaks The Cycle With A New Song/Music Video! ] The singer covered Sade's No Ordinary Love w... more info

Core News — “Rodigan’s Scorcher is from Romain Virgo and Exco Levi, there are versions of Protoje & Chronixx’s Who Knows and Barrington Levy’s new track Lies in Dub In The Echo Chamber and Deep and Heavy is a tribute to the late Hopeton Lewis. Plus new m... more info

Stereogum — Every Sinkane album is a world unto itself. Mean Love is no different in that it is very different. A conglomeration of everything from Sade to Radiohead to Alvino Rey to Fela Kuti, it marks the latest evolution by one of music’s most fascinating f... more info

The Telegraph — We pick out the tender top 50 songs of the Eighties, including records by Barry White, George Michael, Sade and Chaka Khan more info