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Selah Sue co-wrote Belgium's Eurovision Song Contest 2016 entry, ' What's the Pressure' performed by Laura Tesoro. She ultimately won the award for Best solo female artist, already for the fifth time. She was nominated for 3 prizes at the 2015 Music Industry Awards. The album reached number 1 in both Flanders and Wallonia as well in The Netherlands. It also featured a collaboration with Scottish producer and DJ Hudson Mohawke. The song was a commercial success and reached number 1 in Wallonia and was a top 10 hit in Flanders and France.Ģ40, featuring American musician Childish Gambino. On 27 October 2014, Selah Sue released a new song, 'Alone'. Sue during her concert at the Jval Festival in Switzerland, 31 August 2014. She recorded a version of ' Spoonful' for a Häagen-Dazs commercial featuring Bradley Cooper. On 20 October 2012, Selah Sue played at the royal wedding in Luxembourg. On 10 December 2011, she won three prizes at the Flemish Music Industry Awards. Besides several hit singles, such as 'This World' and 'Crazy Vibes', the album also contains a duet with Cee Lo Green, called 'Please'. The album has peaked at number one on the Belgium Albums Chart and has also charted in the Netherlands, France and Switzerland. On 4 March 2011, Selah Sue released her eponymous debut album. She then went on a mostly sold out headlining show in Belgium, France and the Netherlands, presenting her forthcoming debut album. On 8 November 2010 she played a support appearance for Prince on his Sportpaleis concert. Her second EP, Raggamuffin, was released in October 2010. But also outside her native country in big festivals such as Lowlands in the Netherlands, Eurockéennes in France and Sziget Festival ( Hungary). In 2010, she played most of the biggest festivals in Belgium, including Les Nuits Botaniques, Les Ardentes, Dour Festival, Lokerse Feesten, Couleur Café and Pukkelpop. Sue sitting in with Triggerfinger 20 August 2010

#Selah sue please ft cee lo green lyrics tv

Additionally, she regularly appears on TV shows such as De Wereld Draait Door on Dutch television and several other Flemish TV shows. In 2009, Selah Sue attended the stages of the North Sea Jazz Festival and Lowlands. The programme, in which she was involved, has been set up to support promising artists who aren't associated with any record company or other kinds of managing assistance. From September 2008 until August 2009, Selah Sue received some curricular guidance from the Belgian musical theater, Ancienne Belgique.

Sue's first EP was released in January 2009, under the title Black Part Love. She says that she is influenced by artists such as Lauryn Hill, M.I.A., Erykah Badu., Nneka, Meshel Ndegeocello, The Fugees. Two of her well-known songs are 'Mommy' and 'Black Part Love', both of which are carried out acoustically. Selah Sue often covers songs of Erykah Badu and The Zutons, but she has assembled a whole range of her own songs. Furthermore, she played with the Belgian band Novastar at the Paradiso in Amsterdam. Eventually, she continued doing warm-up performances in collaboration with artists such as Jamie Lidell in London and Paris. According to her, studying psychology helped her to understand more about human emotions, which also is something that she has to deal with in her musical activities. Initially, Putseys managed to work out her musical career path while studying psychology at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. Organizer and singer Milow (born Jonathan Vandenbroeck) had noticed her talents and asked her to perform in his supporting programme. At the same time she performed as the youngest and only female artist at the open-song contest Open Mic-avond at Het Depot in Leuven. She refused, because she wanted to sing her own songs. When she was seventeen a Belgian producer asked her to sing some demos of his songs, after which Universal offered her a contract.

At age fifteen she learned to play the acoustic guitar and started to write her own songs as well.

Sanne Putseys ( Dutch pronunciation: ) was born in Leefdaal (province of Vlaams-Brabant), near the provincial capital Leuven.