Singer, songwriter and musician Emeli Sandé will return with her new studio album Long Live The Angels on November 11 and she has opened up about the amazing music coming from the UK at the moment. 

She spoke to Gigwise about the current state of UK music and explained that it's something to be very proud of:

"There’s a whole movement in the UK and I feel lucky that the beginning when I was working with Chipmunk and Wiley, it just kind of felt like the bubbles of it. It just felt like OK something’s gonna happen and everyone’s getting… I just love the confidence."

"I love that everyone’s like, you know what, maybe you’re not gonna let me in that door, but I’m gonna bash down this door and I’m gonna show you that people want to hear things that they can connect to, so I’m just proud of everyone, I’m proud of the whole scene right now and I feel like the whole world’s watching, so ummm it’s inspiring."

The "Next To Me" star will hit the road later this month for a series of live dates. Sandé will visit Glasgow, Manchester and London on the short tour and tickets for all gigs are on sale now. 

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Watch her performing comeback single "Hurts" here: