Sadie Ama

Sadie Ama is a Uk R&B singer most prominently known on her behalf one “Fallin'” and her visitor performances on monitors by various R&B and metropolitan performers. Ama got her initial taste from the sector when her elder sister Shola Ama shot to popularity in the ’90s with her very own brand of modern R&B and dance. Having result from an extremely musical family members and viewing her aunt perform inside a collective jazz group known as the Clamber, music went in the family members. An erstwhile kid model, Ama also made an appearance in several music video clips through the entire ’90s, especially portraying a more youthful edition of Mel B in the video for “Mama” from the Spice Ladies. She then continued to surface in the video clips for “Broken Silence” by Therefore Solid Team and “50/50” by Lemar. In her past due teens, she started to explore her performing voice and got herself a vocal contribution to dirt maker Terror Danjah’s solitary “Therefore Sure” alongside the skills of Kano in 2004. The monitor met resounding achievement in the U.K. Graphs. After a rest to spotlight her research, Ama came back to music and released the monitor “Fallin’,” which increased to quantity 67 within the U.K. Singles Graph. This led to a nomination for Greatest U.K. Newcomer in the 2007 MOBO Honours. She later became a member of the metropolitan collective A-List (created by grime designer Wiley) to supply vocal responsibilities alongside her sister Shola. She spent the next years focusing on her personal materials. In 2016, she was presented on the monitor “You Need Me” by Tom Zanetti.