Hugo

In Hugo, There's A Central Question That Loyle Carner Keeps Coming Back To: "i'm Young, Black, Successful and Have A Platform - But Where Do I Go Next?" the Answer Is Explored In This Epic Scream of A Third Album. With Urgent Delivery and Gloriously Widescreen Production, Carner Confronts Both the Deeply Personal ("you Can't Hate the Roots of A Tree, and Not Hate the Tree. So How Can I Hate My Father Without Hating Me?) and the Highly Political ("i Told the Black Man He Didn't Understand I Reached the White Man He Wouldn't Take My Hand"). Cinematic In Scale and Scope, Hugo Is Both A Rallying War Cry For A Generation Forged In Fire and A Study of the Personal Internal Conflict That Drives the Rest of the Album - As A Mixed-Race Black Man, As An Artist, As A Father and As A Son. With Mercury and Brits Nominations, Nme Awards and Appearances In Global Brand Campaigns (Nike, Ysl, Timberland), Carner Has Undoubtedly Had A Meteoric Rise To the Top Indies/ Hmv Format Limited Edition Is A Neon Orange 180 Gram LP Gatefold Sleeve Black 180g Vinyl, Gatefold, Poster 24 X 36 Inches, Sticker, Inner Sleve W/ Dye Cut & Semi-Circular Holes

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