Singer on track to break records  Lizzie Emeh is the first
learning disabled solo musician to release an album, Loud and
Proud, to the general public LIzzie Emeh, singer with learning
disabilities Lizzie Emeh, right, accompanied by Minika Green on
volcals and Robbie Fordjour on drums. Photograph: John Spaull/PR
Lizzie Emeh was never expected to walk or talk. But next week at
the Royal Festival Hall in London, Emeh, now 32, will become one
of the first learning disabled solo artists to release an album
to the general public. Her ambition is to win a Mobo award, and,
if her talent and determination are anything to go by, she might
just fulfil her dream.  Her album, Loud and Proud, a mix of pop,
soul, jazz and ambient tunes, is supported by disability arts
organisation Heart n Soul through its new record label. It is
the result of collaboration with musicians including Charles
Stuart, who tours with Grace Jones, and Robbie Fordjour, drummer
for jazz artist Courtney Pine.  Emeh says that Stevie Wonder is
her big