Loyle Carner, born Ben Coyle-Larner, is a British musician known for his introspective and heartfelt approach to hip-hop and jazz rap. Raised in London, Carner has become a prominent voice in the UK music scene. His debut album, "Yesterday's Gone," released in 2017, earned critical acclaim and was nominated for the Mercury Prize, establishing him as a cornerstone of modern British hip-hop. His music often features themes of family, relationships, and his experiences growing up in South London.
He followed up with the album "Not Waving, but Drowning" in 2019, which further cemented his reputation as a talented lyricist. Beyond his music career, Carner is known for addressing topics such as mental health, dyslexia, and his mixed-race identity, aiming to inspire and open dialogues within these communities. His notable singles include "Ain't Nothing Changed," "The Isle of Arran," and "Ottolenghi." In addition to his music, he runs a cooking school for children with ADHD, highlighting his commitment to social issues.
