The son of a Nigerian father and a Brazilian mother, Londoner Seal rocketed to
fame as the soulful singer on the smash hit Killer by producer Adamski in 1990.
He'd previously cut his teeth singing with funk band Push, later performing with
a blues band in Thailand and travelling alone through India before returning to
London and meeting Adamski. The success of Killer resulted in his self-titled
1991 debut solo album, produced by Trevor Horn, and the single Crazy, which made
him a star in America. It laid the groundwork for his long and successful
career, proving himself one of th...