Labrinth

About

Labrinth, born Timothy Lee McKenzie, is a sonic alchemist who has redefined the boundaries of modern music. Emerging from the vibrant streets of Hackney, London, his journey began in the church choir, where he honed his vocal prowess and developed an ear for harmony. By blending gospel roots with electronic experimentation, hip-hop beats, and soulful melodies, Labrinth crafted a sound that feels both timeless and futuristic. His breakout single, "Earthquake" (featuring Tinie Tempah), catapulted him into the spotlight, showcasing his ability to merge bombastic production with infectious hooks. Labrinth’s artistry reached new heights with his work on HBO’s *Euphoria*, where his hauntingly beautiful score became a character in itself, earning him an Emmy and a legion of fans. Tracks like "Mount Everest" and "Still Don’t Know My Name" are cinematic masterpieces, blending vulnerability with grandeur. Beyond his solo work, he’s collaborated with icons like Sia and Diplo in the supergroup LSD, proving his versatility and knack for reinvention. Today, Labrinth continues to push boundaries, whether through his genre-defying albums or his immersive live performances. His music isn’t just heard—it’s felt, a testament to his ability to translate raw emotion into sound. As he evolves, one thing remains clear: Labrinth is not just an artist; he’s a visionary shaping the future of music.