announced the first dates of its global tour, Sade Live, to begin in April 2011. In 2011, Sade received its fourth Grammy Award (Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals) for Soldier of Love, and released a second greatest hits album, The Ultimate Collection, which made the UK Top Ten. A new video for the track "Love Is Found" premiered in July 2011. The band returned in 2018 for the soundtrack to the Disney film A Wrinkle In Time with the song "Flower of the Universe" and for the song "The Big Unknown" for the motion picture Widows. On 13 July 2018, Sade bandmate Stuart Matthewman told Rated R&B in an interview that the band is in the studio working on its seventh studio album. He said, "We're working on a new album. When we're happy, then we'll let everyone else hear it." 2020s In September 2020, Sade announced a remastered vinyl set of its six albums. The boxset, titled This Far, was released on 9 October 2020. Their engineer and co-producer, Mike Pela, died in 2022. Their seventh album was the first album to be recorded at the rebuilt Miraval Studios (where they previously recorded Promise and Stronger Than Pride). Band members Sade Adu – vocals, lyricist, songwriter (1982–present) Paul S. Denman – bass guitar, songwriter (1982–present) Andrew Hale – keyboards, songwriter (1982–present) Stuart Matthewman – guitar, saxophone, songwriter (1982–present) Former members Paul Anthony Cooke – drums, songwriter (1982–1984) Dave Early – drums (1984–1985, died 1996) Legacy The band is credited with influencing the musical genre of neo soul and achieving success in the 1980s with songs that featured a sophisti-pop style, incorporating elements of soul, pop, smooth jazz and quiet storm. The band was part of a new wave of British R&B-oriented artists during the late-1980s and early-1990s that also included artists Soul II Soul, Caron Wheeler, The Brand New Heavies, Simply Red, Jamiroquai and Lisa Stansfield. AllMusic's Alex Henderson writes that, "Many of the British artists who emerged during that period had a neo-soul outlook and were able to blend influences from different eras". Following the coining of the term "quiet storm" by Smokey Robinson, Sade was credited for helping give the genre a worldwide audience. The band's work has influenced and been recognized by several musical artists. Rapper Rakim of Eric B. & Rakim stated he grew up listening to Sade's music and