Loyle Carner announces debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ + drops new track ‘The Isle Of Arran’

Expect more raw rhymes from the most exciting name in UK hip-hop
How shall we kick off the new year? With an album full of uncompromising and stunning British hip-hop? Well that’s a reality now, with Loyle Carner confirming that his debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ will land on January 20th.



Set to include the already released fire of ‘Ain’t Nothing Changed’, ‘No CD’, ‘Stars & Shards’ and ‘Florence’ – expect a collection of incredibly honest and potent hip-hop that’ll have you ready to cry, laugh, jump around and sing-along all at the same time.



Loyle has marked the release by dropping fresh new number ‘The Isle Of Arran’, a gripping tale of loss, life and grief that grabs you by the heart and refuses to let go. Debuted as Annie Mac’s Hottest Record In The World, its sky-high gospel chorus is the sort that’ll have hands in the air on Loyle’s upcoming UK headline tour.



After selling out London’s KOKO last year, Loyle Carner will head out around the country in February, bringing ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ to nights in Glasgow, Newcastle, Dublin, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Plymouth and Birmingham amongst others – before finishing up with two huge nights at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire on February 17th + 18th.



Have a listen to ‘The Isle Of Arran’ below, along with the full ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ tracklisting and upcoming UK headline dates. 2017 looks bloody great doesn’t it?










‘Yesterday’s Gone’ Tracklisting:



The Isle Of Arran

Mean It In The Morning

Damselfly (ft. Tom Misch)

Ain’t Nothing Changed

Swear

Florence (ft. Kwes)

The Seamstress (Tooting Masala)

Stars & Shards

No Worries (ft. Rebel Kleff & Jehst)

Rebel 101

No CD (ft. Rebel Kleff)

Mrs C

Sun Of Jean (ft. Mum and Dad)



Loyle Carner is set to play:



FEBRUARY

02 DUBLIN Workmans Club

03 GLASGOW Garage

04 EDINBURGH Liquid Room

05 NEWCASTLE Riverside

07 OXFORD O2 Academy

08 LEEDS Belgrave Music Hall

09 MANCHESTER Academy 2

11 NORWICH Waterfront

12 BRISTOL Motion

13 PLYMOUTH The Hub

15 SOUTHAMPTON Engine Rooms

16 BIRMINGHAM O2 Institute 2

17 LONDON Shepherds Bush Empire

18 LONDON Shepherds Bush Empire

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