Loyle Carner breaks silence with new track "Ottolenghi" featuring Jordan Rakei
"Ottolenghi" is the first track from Loyle Carner since his 2017 debut album Yesterday's Gone.
Loyle Carner breaks his 18 month silence in music with a new track, and collaboration with Jordan Rakei.
"Ottolenghi" takes inspiration from chef Yotam Ottolenghi, and a situation where Carner was reading one of the chef's cookbooks (Jerusalem) on the train, and was asked about his "Bible" book.
The new track arrives with a surreal, and very clever video from award-winning director Oscar Hudson.
Earlier this year Carner appeared on a Tom Misch track, "Water Baby"
Despite having not released his own new music in over a year, Carner has been keeping busy with projects such as a cooking school for children with ADHD, campaigning for men's mental health, and has even been the face of a YSL fashion campaign.
Not only that, last year Carner kicked out a fan from one of his shows after hearing him make sexist comments.
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