Emeli Sandé is a British singer-songwriter, known for her powerfull voice and emotionally charged blend of soul and pop. She broke through in 2011 with the singles “Heaven” and “Daddy”, followed by her successful debut album "Our Version of Events", which became one of the best-selling British debut records of the decade. Before launching her solo career, she worked as a songwriter for artists such as Leona Lewis, Cheryl, Susan Boyle and Tinie Tempah. Her rich vocals and deeply expressive writing quickly established her as a standout figure in the musicindustry. In 2012, she performed at both the opening and closing ceremonies of the London Olympic Games, further elevating her international profile. Emeli Sandé has received numerous accolades, including the BRIT Award for British Female Solo Artist, the James Joyce Award, and an appointment as a Member of the Order of the British Empire for her contribution to music.