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In this April 25, 2012 file photo, Scottish soul and R&B recording artist Emeli SandÈ poses for a portrait in New York. After penning songs for acts like Susan Boyle, Cheryl Cole and Tinie Tempah through a publishing deal, the singer said getting her own recording contract wasn't easy, mainly because record executives couldn't picture Sande as the artist behind the songs she was writing. She eventually found a home at a label that let her belt her pipes over R&B beats and pop grooves. ìOur Version of Events,î her debut, was released in June. (AP Photo/Amy Sussman, file)
V Festival 2012 - Day 1
A lot of interesting people have come down from the Scottish highlands, but until recently not many of them have had much to do with R&B. “I was definitely standing alone for most of it when I was a kid,” says Emeli Sandé. “I liked …