Dynamite and working on the BBC Children in Need’s 2011 charity single Teardrop, the first new material from Labrinth first saw the light of day in October 2011. Juggling production work for the likes of Ms. Labrinth’s debut single for the label, “Let the Sunshine,” arrived in August of that year.Īt the beginning of 2011, Labrinth started work on his debut album. Early in the summer, it was announced that Cowell had signed Labrinth as an artist to his Syco imprint, making him the first act in six years to be signed to Cowell’s label without taking part in one of his talent shows. R&B artists Tinchy Stryder and Chipmunk, but it was 2010 when he really broke, beginning with his guest spot on Tinie Tempah’s smash hit “Frisky.” His remix of Gorillaz’s “Stylo” landed that same year, and soon labels were offering Labrinth behind-the-scenes songwriting and production deals.īut Simon Cowell, the music mogul behind American Idol and The X Factor, saw it differently. Born Timothy McKenzie, the London-based Labrinth first emerged as a triple-threat artist in 2008 when he wrote, produced, and sang on rapper Master Shortie’s 2008 track “Dead End.”Ī year later he was working with U.K. There isn’t a lot of contemporary music that Labrinth can’t do – the London-based artist is a singer, rapper, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer who has enjoyed success as a solo artist while also working alongside such stars as Rihanna, the Weeknd, and Ed Sheeran. It’s currently unclear if Labrinth will give “Yeh I Fuckin’ Did It” an official release before the full Euphoria season two soundtrack. Numerous clips of the recorded song have also since appeared online. Last night (17 January) on socials, Labrinth shared a video of him vibing to the song, and captioned the post: “YEH I FUCKIN’ DID IT”. The latest episode of Euphoria season two, which aired on Sunday (16 January), featured a new Labrinth song in the episode’s end credits.

Jules and Elliot grow closer and hook up, while Rue’s substance abuse continues to consume her.

Cal drunkenly confesses his secrets to his family. Cassie’s obsession with Nate is at an all-time high, and when he rekindles his relationship with Maddy (as toxic as it may be), she falls into a deep depression. Just when you thought things couldn’t get more complicated, heartbreaking, and messy, this episode came through and amplified the stakes to a whole new degree. The latest episode of “Euphoria,” titled “You Who Cannot See, Think of Those Who Can,” took viewers on a wild ride.

During a powerful scene highlighting the spiraling nature of Rue’s substance abuse, Labrinth is seen singing his newest song composed for “Euphoria” in a church full of people, and fans (including myself) have since been eager to listen to the song on repeat.

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