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Emeli Sande's rise to fame began with her powerful performances at the 2012 Olympic Games, but her journey started earlier with her debut single "Heaven" in 2011. Her first album, "Our Version of Events," became the UK's bestseller in 2012. Beyond singing, she is a talented pianist and songwriter, having collaborated with numerous artists. Balancing her passion for music with her academic pursuits, she was studying medicine before fully committing to her music career. In 2012, she also celebrated her personal milestone by marrying Adam Gouraguine.

Focusing on the life of Tony Wilson, the book delves into the complexities of his character, from his childhood with a gay father to his role as a music mogul who co-founded Factory Records and The Hacienda. It chronicles his influence on iconic bands like Joy Division and New Order, while also revealing the personal struggles he faced, including his battle with the NHS for life-prolonging medication before his death in 2007. Through interviews with various figures in his life, the narrative uncovers the truth behind the legendary persona of 'Mr Manchester'.

The narrative delves into the harrowing investigation of systematic abuse at St Ambrose College, led by chemistry teacher Alan Morris, as recounted by survivor David Nolan. With firsthand access to detectives, Nolan shares his experiences as a victim and the unfolding complexities of the case over 35 years. The book explores not only the brutal environment of the 1970s but also the emotional toll on victims and investigators alike, revealing deeper, long-hidden horrors within the school. This unique perspective offers an unprecedented look into a significant historical abuse case.

From pub open mic gigs to headlining at Madison Square Garden and performing with the likes of Sir Elton John and Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran has conquered the world.

On 4 June 1976, four young men took to the tiny stage of the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester. The noise they made changed everything...I Swear I Was There is the true story of the electrifying gig that changed the music scene forever.

Now, as the most successful film franchise of all time comes to an end, author David Nolan takes an in-depth look at Emma's fascinating life and asks what's next for the GBP20 million a year actress...a young woman who admits she's not even sure she wants to act anymore.

Damon Albarn's journey from Britpop frontman to innovative music icon is explored in this comprehensive biography. It delves into his evolution through various projects, including Gorillaz and collaborations with artists like Bobby Womack. The book captures his resilience in the music industry, highlighting his return with Blur's "The Magic Whip." Featuring first-hand interviews and contextual insights, it provides a detailed look at Albarn's influence on British music and his role as a pivotal figure for a new generation.

This biography of Damon Albarn, frontman of Blur and Britpop icon, explores his diverse musical identities. It features firsthand interviews from those close to him during his early years and provides social and musical context from the Britpop era to his resurgence as a key figure for the iPod generation.

In Manchester, a group of vigilantes targets sexual predators by luring them online and taking justice into their own hands. Acting as judge, jury, and executioner, they set traps to expose these offenders, raising questions about morality, legality, and the consequences of their actions. The story delves into the complexities of vigilantism and the impact it has on both the perpetrators and the community.

Focusing on the importance of values and leadership in business, the book presents compelling arguments for why companies that prioritize these elements thrive. Through relatable real-life examples, Mr. Nolan highlights detrimental trends that can weaken organizations and offers a practical, step-by-step approach to overcoming these challenges.