Labrinth reveals why he removed his music from Euphoria, addressing industry tensions and seemingly responds to Sam ...

The singer-songwriter-composer, whose music defined the first two seasons of ‘Euphoria,’ speaks out for the first time on why ...

With the third and final season of the television series set to premiere this weekend, the singer-songwriter and producer ...

Labrinth recently sat down with Billboard to play "Fishing for Answers," as he chatted about the HBO show Euphoria, working with both Zendaya and Beyoncé, and how his LSD supergroup with Sia and… By ...

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Last Sunday (August 17), Labrinth surprised fans with a pop gig in London, where he officially unveiled the lead single from this long-awaited second album. We caught up with the singer and producer ...

In March of this year, when a group of celebrities recorded a cover of John Lennon's 'Imagine' as a balm to heal the wounds of the pandemic, one of the ragtag group of famous faces condemned by ...

I’ve got a bone to pick with Labrinth. I interviewed the singer-songwriter in September 2014 about his imminent second album, Take Me To The Truth, which was due later that year. But it never arrived ...

The absence of Labrinth's music in 'Euphoria' Season 3 has sparked fan disappointment and speculation about his departure, ...

A chart-topping singer-songwriter, rapper and record producer who has built a remarkable career for himself by the age of 31, Labrinth recently set out to tackle his first TV score with HBO’s Euphoria ...

Now, he’s opening up about what happened behind-the-scenes. The series has faced plenty of backlash already since it started ...

Last month, Labrinth released his third studio album, Ends & Begins, which features the Euphoria fan-favorite, “Never Felt So Alone,” along with a collaboration with Zendaya, called “The Feels.” In ...