Never Be Your Woman

Wiley enlists Emeli Sandé's soaring vocals over a Naughty Boy production that marries breakbeat percussion with garage house warmth—a collision that defined early 2010s UK pop-electronic crossover. Virgin’s release captures the moment when grime’s fractured rhythms met dancefloor accessibility, with Sandé's emotive delivery cutting through syncopated breaks and lush chords. The track became a staple of radio and club rotation alike, bridging underground credibility with mainstream reach.