Paolo Nutini longlisted for Scottish Album of the Year Award in epic comeback
dailyrecord.co.ukScottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini is among those in the running to be named Scottish Album of the Year at an awards ceremony next month.It comes after releasing his fourth album Last Night In The Bittersweet last year following an eight-year hiatus.The Paisley-born singer broke a record at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro when he became the first musical artist to sell out five shows at the venue last year.
He was also shortlisted for his third album Caustic Love in 2015.Speaking of his nomination, Paolo said: “Thank you for the kind nomination.
It feels nice to know the record is resonating out there and to be in the company of some of my favourite records to come out this year.“It means a lot.
Thank you and much love.”The New Shoes singer joins other acts including West Lothian band The Snuts, who have been longlisted with their second album Burn The Empire and Edinburgh band Young Fathers with Heavy Heavy.Young Fathers won the award back in 2018, they said: "The three of us are extremely humbled by this nomination.“It’s no secret we’re proud Scots and even prouder representing Scotland, so to be recognised with this nomination is a true honour.
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