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Benjamin Gerard Coyle-Larner (born 6 October 1994), known professionally as Loyle Carner, is an English hip hop musician. After supporting various rappers during their tours, he released his debut album, Yesterday's Gone, in 2017, which garnered a nomination for the 2017 Mercury Prize.
The official site of Loyle Carner. Just as my dad with words unspoken gave the tools to me, I’m passing these down to you. A place to keep ideas safe, to hold the music, to give you space away from your phone.Edition of 1000.
Loyle Carner. @LoyleCarner. •. 157K subscribers • 26 videos. SOUL PURPOSE. ...more. loylecarner.lnk.to/hugo and 6 more links. Loyle Carner - Hate. 1,334,690 views 1 year ago. New Single,...
- Loyle Carner - hugo: reimagined (live from the Royal Albert Hall)60.8K visualizações
- checkmate. the only place to catch me in London next year ! 17.08.24 ✨sign up @ loylecarner.com2.7K visualizações
- I WAS ALIVE AT WEMBLEY38.2K visualizações
- catch the full interview with Chuckie22.5K visualizações
- take these words and go forwards !11.5K visualizações
- 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾8.7K visualizações
- it takes a village13.3K visualizações
- start to think about the legacy i leave …3.9K visualizações
- to break the chains and the cycles5.2K visualizações
- is the world moving fast for you aswell…4.6K visualizações
Loyle Carner - Hate. Loyle Carner. 157K subscribers. Subscribed. 48K. 1.3M views 1 year ago #Hate #OfficialVideo #LoyleCarner. New Single, 'Hate' Out Now! Listen Here:...
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534K Followers, 180 Following, 91 Posts - LC (@loylecarner) on Instagram: "" thank you for the journeys hugo, we’ll take it forwards . over time, just like me, the music began to bend and shift and evolve. was a special thing to finally capture the evolution. in order to break the loop, you’ve gotta go the other way.
25 de jun. de 2023 · The rapper performed his album Hugo, inspired by his relationship with his father and his identity as a mixed-race Londoner. He used the stage to address social issues, such as knife crime, toxic masculinity and education, in a show that blended music and visuals.
The rap star talks to Rolling Stone UK about his third album, which reflects on his personal and political views, his relationship with his father and his maturity as an artist. He also shares his memories of school, his influences and his responsibility to his fans.
