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Emeli Sande Says ‘Music is Like Fast Food,’ Talks X Factor

Njai Joszor by Njai Joszor
April 20, 2023
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Breakthrough UK R&B singer Emeli Sande gladly avoided auditioning for reality singing competitions like The X Factor. According to Sande, who counts Nina Simone as an inspiration, that type of show, despite the exposure it might have provided, does not allow for true artistry.

“For me to feel empowered by music, it has to be my own. The message that the lyric carries is as important to me as singing in tune. Not everyone’s a writer or wants to be, so shows like that can be a great way of getting exposure — and as we’re all aware, this is a tough industry to break into,” the “Next To Me” singer said recently. “I just know I’d have found it very difficult to go out and sing other people’s songs week after week, though. It simply wouldn’t have felt truthful.”

While her reasons for staying away from X Factor might be admirable, Sande’s take on music right now and comparisons to Alicia Keys is much more admirable. In the latest issue of YOU, Sande references the legendary Nina Simone, when she says “music is like fast food”.

“While it’s very nice to be noticed, I’m not seduced by fame. What I want is for my music to be remembered. That’s what one of my heroines, Nina Simone, achieved for herself and no way could you call her an artist who was always on the airwaves. These days nothing lasts. Music is like fast food — you’re in, then out. We choose and consume, feast and forget, then rush on to the next hot thing. There’s no point chasing that kind of success because it’s so transient. Far better to follow your own path and be true to yourself.”

Fresh off the breakthrough single “Next To Me,” Sande is due to release her debut “Our Version of Events” this February. She is also up for a Breakthrough Artist honor at the BRIT Awards.

Emeli Sande is one of the most successful British singers of all time and she has a lot to say about music. She recently made an interesting comparison between music and fast food, which could surprise many people. In addition to that thought-provoking statement, Emeli also gave her opinion on The X Factor. Read on for more details about what this award-winning singer had to say!

The Scottish star rose to fame in 2012 with her debut album ‘Our Version Of Events’ but it’s not only the success of that record that sets her apart from other artists; it’s her thoughtful outlook on music too. Recently, when talking about how times have changed since she first started out in the industry, Emeli said: “Music was like fine dining back then and now it’s more like fast food.” This analogy comes as quite a shock considering how much today’s society values convenience over nutrition – especially when it comes to meals.

As well as making comparisons between genres of music, Emeli also offered up some advice for aspiring stars looking to make it big by entering singing competitions such as The X Factor. When asked if contestants should take part or not, she answered: “I think you can learn a lot from these shows… I would never discourage anyone”. Interesting words coming from someone who didn’t win any reality TV show themselves!

Emeli Sande’s Perspective On Music

Emeli Sande has a unique perspective on music and its role in our lives. In an interview with X Factor, the singer-songwriter made some interesting comments about what she believes to be true of modern pop music.

“Music is like fast food,” said Sande. “It’s instant gratification…you don’t have to think too much.” She went on to explain that this type of music isn’t necessarily bad; rather it serves as a distraction from more serious topics or anxieties people might be feeling. As such, it can provide comfort for those who need it most.

However, Sande also emphasized the importance of taking time to listen to slower tempo songs as well as up-tempo pop songs. By doing so, listeners are allowing themselves to take part in something deeper than just mindless entertainment. They’re engaging their emotions and connecting with the artist’s message in a meaningful way – something which can be quite powerful if done right.

Emeli Sande’s Experience With X Factor

In addition to her philosophical musings on music, Emeli Sande has also had a direct experience with X Factor. She was part of the show’s judging panel in 2013 and found it to be an invaluable opportunity to connect with people from all walks of life. Despite their different backgrounds, she discovered that they all shared one passion: music.

Sande also noted how dedicated each contestant was; not just to singing but to refining their craft as well. This made her realize that everyone has something unique to offer and encouraged her to stay true to herself when creating music. She believes this is what makes pop culture so fascinating – its diversity allows for creative experimentation across genres without judgement or fear of failure.

Overall, Sande’s time on X Factor reinforced her belief that music serves an important purpose in our lives – it helps us make sense out of difficult situations, gives voice to emotions we can’t find words for, and brings joy even during dark times. It’s no wonder why it remains such a powerful force today!

Conclusion

In conclusion, Emeli Sande’s perspective on music is one of the most important perspectives in today’s industry. She believes that it should be enjoyed and experienced rather than rushed through like fast food. Her experience with X Factor was only a stepping stone to her success and she says it made her stronger as an artist. It also gave her motivation to continue working hard and staying true to what she loves-writing songs and performing them for people around the world.

Her views reflect those of many other artists who have had similar experiences or feel the same way about music. It’s inspiring how much passion there is out there among musicians and their fans alike when it comes to creating beautiful art. Music has been my own form of therapy over the years, so I understand why Emeli feels so strongly about this topic.

I think we can all learn something from Emeli Sande: no matter what you’re going through, don’t forget your love for music. Whether it’s writing new melodies or playing your favorite song on repeat, cherish every moment because you never know where life will take you next!

Njai Joszor
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