Wu-Lu announces Loggerhead

South London vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and producer Wu-Lu has announced his forthcoming debut album, LOGGERHEAD, out 8th July on Warp Records. The record is an urgent, post-genre masterpiece for modern times and Wu-Lu’s most fully-realised music yet.

The news arrives alongside intense new single, Blame, out today. “The song is about a breakdown in communication between my inner voice and my external voice and a situation that arose which lead me to end a relationship”, explains Wu-Lu. The single - which follows 2021’s Broken Homes - comes with an accompanying video directed by Denisha Anderson.

Additionally, Wu-Lu plays The Great Escape in Brighton next week followed by shows across the UK and Europe throughout the summer, then a hometown headline performance at Village Underground on 8th September. Wu-Lu’s current confirmed live dates are listed below with more to be added in the coming weeks, and tickets are available via his website: www.wu-lu.net

Born out of fearless self-examination and expression, LOGGERHEAD is music for the ignored, underrepresented, and those without a voice. A soundtrack to these richly troubled times intended to inspire and encourage. The album features Asha, Lex Amor, Léa Sen, plus input from other friends and peers, including; Ego Ella May, Morgan Simpson (black midi), Demae and Mica Levi. LOGGERHEAD - available to pre-order now - draws on a dizzying array of influences, from DJ Shadow to Slipknot, and looks destined to cement Wu-Lu’s status as one of the UK’s most original, vital artists.

Wu-Lu

LOGGERHEAD

01. Take Stage

02. Night Pill feat. Asha

03. Facts

04. Scrambled Tricks

05. South feat. Lex Amor

06. Calo Paste feat Léa Sen

07. Slightly

08. Blame

09. Ten

10. Road Trip

11. Times

12. Broken Homes

Wu-Lu live dates:

• 13 May - The Great Escape @ Chalk, Brighton, UK
• 14 May - In Colors @ Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK
• 15 May - Kill Yr Idols @ Hare & Hounds, Birmingham, UK
• 09 June - Maifield Derby Festival, Mannheim, Germany
• 11 June - Melt Festival, Ferropolis, Germany
• 17 June - Grauzone Festival, The Hague, Netherlands
• 02 July - Les Eurocks Festival, Belfort, France
• 09 July - Rough Trade, Bristol, UK
• 10 July - Rough Trade East, London, UK
• 15 July - Welcome To The Village, Leeuwarden, Netherlands
• 29 July - Les Escales Festival, Saint-Nazaire, France
• 06 Aug - Beseda U Bigbítu, Tasov, Czech Republic
• 17 Aug - Le Cabaret Vert Festival, Charleville-Mézières, France
• 27 Aug - Nox Orae Festival, La Tour-de-Peliz, Switzerland
• 02 Sep - End Of The Road Festival, Lamer Tree Gardens, UK
• 08 Sep - Village Underground, London, UK
• 10 Sep - Live Rock Festival, Acquaviva, Italy