Marc Sadane

Vocalist Marc Sadane went from his hometown of Savannah, GA to NEW YORK to study style design at the style Institute of Technology. But he shortly found music even more to his liking, and became lead vocalist for Tungsten Steele. He departed for the solo profession in 1977 and became the vocalist for the home music group at Mikell’s. Sadane toured with Stephanie Mills and received a lot acclaim and such an excellent response that he agreed upon a solo cope with Warner Bros. in the first ’80s. But while he demonstrated a capable, occasionally captivating singer within the metropolitan contemporary setting, he was struggling to generate any industrial achievement with either his singles or albums. Not the creation and writing abilities from the Mtume/Lucas group could garner Sadane any strikes. He dropped from the music business from 1982 to 1988, after that recorded the one “Why Can’t You genuinely believe in Me” that was made by Darryl Payne and included on Payne’s LP Former Present & Upcoming.