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Labrinth

British singer (born )

For the maze-like structure, see Labyrinth. For other uses, see Labyrinth (disambiguation).

Musical artist

Timothy Lee McKenzie (born 4 January ),[1] better known by his stage name Labrinth, is an English singer, songwriter, rapper, and record producer.

Labrinth signed as a recording artist with Simon Cowell's record label Syco Music in , initially collaborating with the English rapper Tinie Tempah. He appeared as a featured artist: uncredited on the single "Pass Out", but later officially on "Frisky"; then he released his first solo single, "Let the Sun Shine" in September. All three songs peaked in the top five on the UK Singles Chart.[2]

His debut album, Electronic Earth (), peaked at number two on the UK Albums Chart and spawned four top five singles there.

The single "Beneath Your Beautiful" became his first song to reach the top 40 on the US Billboard Hot , and peaked at number one in the United Kingdom, also receiving a nomination for Best British Single at the Brit Awards. In November , he released the single "Jealous", which was later certified Platinum in the UK.

In , Labrinth formed the supergroup LSD with Australian singer Sia and American DJ and producer Diplo.

The group released their self-titled debut album the following year. Also in , in October, he composed the Season 1 Official Score for the HBO drama series Euphoria; it received two Primetime Emmy Award nominations, winning one for the single "All for Us". His second album, Imagination & the Misfit Kid, followed in November.

Labrinth continued composing for Euphoria in , and the Season 2 Official Score was released in April. The score earned him an additional two Primetime Emmy nominations, for the songs "I'm Tired" and "Elliot's Song", both written alongside Zendaya.

He has been referred to as "one of the most important British musicians of his generation".[3] Labrinth has worked with numerous artists as a songwriter and producer including Beyoncé, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Eminem, Kanye West, and the Weeknd.

His production work on the Weeknd's album Beauty Behind the Madness earned him a Grammy Award for Album of the Year nomination. He also co-produced the soundtrack The Lion King: The Gift, and co-wrote the single "Spirit", alongside Beyoncé and Ilya Salmanzadeh, for which he received nominations at the Grammy Awards,[4]Golden Globe Awards, and the Critics' Choice Movie Awards.

Early life

McKenzie was born and raised in Hackney, London, and is of Jamaican descent.[5] He comes from a family of musicians and has eight siblings. Their home was filled with the sound of black gospel music, which their parents loved.[6] When young, he and his eight siblings formed a band called Mac 9.[7] He attended Stoke Newington School and began to pursue a musical career during his school years.

His brother, Mac, who is also a music producer, introduced McKenzie at the age of 15 to the art of creating music in his studio. His cousin is the Irish boxer Tommy McCarthy.[8]

Career

– Career beginnings

Labrinth started his career by producing the track "Dead End" for recording artist Master Shortie from the album A.D.H.D. ().

The track generated interest in McKenzie as a producer and songwriter. Guy Moot of EMI Music Publishing offered the artist a publishing deal. From to , Labrinth mentored the Urban Development Vocal Collective (UDVC) alongside his sister, ShezAr. He also produced multiple tracks for the collective, contributing towards a nine-track project titled Urban Development.

The vocalists also provided backing vocals for Labrinth's original tracks.[9][10][11]

McKenzie appeared as an uncredited guest artist on British rapper Tinie Tempah's debut single, "Pass Out", released on 28 February He had also produced and co-written the track. The single debuted at number-one on the UK Singles Chart, number six on the Irish Singles Chart, and number seventy in Australia.[2][12] Having spent two weeks at the summit in the United Kingdom, "Pass Out" was awarded Best British Single at the Brit Awards and Best Contemporary Song at the Ivor Novello Awards.

It achieved platinum certification from the British Phonographic Industry for surpassing sales of , copies.[13] Several months later the two artists collaborated for a second time in the release of Tempah's second single, "Frisky", also co-written and produced by McKenzie. The single debuted at number two in the United Kingdom,[2] beaten only by the charity single "Shout" by Dizzee Rascal and James Corden.[14] The track had chart success in Scotland, where it became the duo's second consecutive number one single, also peaking at number three in Ireland.[12]

Throughout , McKenzie continued writing material for a number of high-profile artists, including Professor Green for the track "Oh My God" (Alive Till I'm Dead), Ola Svensson for the track "Let It Hit You" (Ola), and Loick Essien for "Love Drunk" (Identity).

– Signing to Syco and Electronic Earth

Following chart success as a writer and producer, McKenzie was approached in June and signed to Simon Cowell's record label, Syco. The signing marked a milestone for the label, with McKenzie becoming the first signing in six years who had not gained exposure on one of Cowell's reality talent shows.

Through Syco, Labrinth released his debut single, "Let the Sun Shine", on 27 September in the United Kingdom. The track debuted at number three in the UK, also reaching number thirty-two in Ireland.[12] Labrinth was featured as an artist a third time on 3 January , with the release of British rapper Devlin's single "Let It Go".

This had limited chart success, peaking at number fifty-nine in the UK. He also participated in a remake of Charles Wright & the Watts rd Street Rhythm Band's "Express Yourself".[2]

Over the course of the next year, Labrinth produced tracks by Yasmin and Ms. Dynamite, as well as the Children in Need charity single “Teardrop”, on which he also appeared as a guest performer.[15][16] The single, which was performed both at Children in Need and Children in Need Rocks Manchester on 17 November debuted at number twenty-four on the UK Singles Chart.[17]

Labrinth released his second single, "Earthquake", on 23 October – featuring long-term collaborator Tinie Tempah.

The single debuted at number two on the UK chart with first week sales of , copies – the second highest selling number-two behind X Factor winners Little Mix and their cover of Damien Rice's "Cannonball".[2] The track also saw international chart success, peaking at number twelve in Ireland,[12] number five in New Zealand and number twenty-one in Australia;[18] achieving gold certification from the Australian Recording Industry Association and platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand.

Following a third single release, "Last Time", which was released on 18 March as a four-track digitalEP alongside remixes from Knife Party and Gareth Emery, Labrinth released his debut album Electronic Earth on 2 April [19][20]

On 23 May , Labrinth performed at the Cheltenham racecourse to celebrate the occasion of the Olympic torch coming through Cheltenham.

He also performed at several university shows including University of Leeds’ Summer Ball, Nottingham Trent University Graduation Ball, and University of Surrey's End of Year Show. On 29 June, Labrinth performed at VG-lista top 20 in Norway in front of a crowd consisting of 90, people. Labrinth also performed at GFest in Preston on 8 September to celebrate Preston Guild [21] The song "Beneath Your Beautiful", which features Emeli Sandé was released as the album's sixth single and peaked at number one November on the UK singles chart, and was Labrinth's first entry into the Billboard Hot at number [22]

In July , it was revealed that Labrinth would be working with Rihanna, which resulted in him co-writing and co-producing her song "Lost In Paradise" from her album 'Unapologetic'.[23][24] Labrinth also collaborated with Ed Sheeran, producing his and Devlin's single "Watchtower", which was released in August [25] Labrinth also worked with Sheeran in , and produced his single "Save Myself" from the March album ÷.[26][27]

On 25 December , Labrinth released the Atomic EP for free download via SoundCloud.

It features Plan B, Devlin, Wretch 32, Ed Sheeran, Maxsta, Lady Leshurr and Etta Bond among others.[28]

– Collaborations and LSD

Labrinth began working on his second studio album in That year he also appeared on two tracks for Tinie Tempah's second studio album Demonstration: the third single "Lover Not a Fighter" and the album track "It's OK".

In July , Labrinth was picked as Elvis Duran's Artist of the Month and was featured on NBC's Today show hosted by Kathy Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, where he performed live his song "Beneath Your Beautiful".

In October , Labrinth released his single "Jealous", which he wrote during a trip to Nashville.[29] The song peaked at number 7 on the UK Singles Chart in December [2] The single has received acknowledgement from a number of artists including Adele, who listened to the song to help her cry on command while shooting her "Hello" video, and Jessie Ware, who covered it for the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge.[30][31]

Released in August , Labrinth features on the track "Losers", which he also co-produced, on the Weeknd's album Beauty Behind the Madness.[32][33] His contribution to the album earned him his first Grammy nomination for Album of the Year at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards.[34] Labrinth later co-produced "Stargirl Interlude" on the Weeknd's album 'Starboy'.[35] Labrinth also did a duet on the track "Fragile", the lead promotional single from Kygo's debut studio album Cloud Nine.

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In , Labrinth worked alongside Mike Posner on Posner's widely successful album At Night, Alone. Labrinth is featured and co-wrote on the sixth single, "Silence". The album was officially released on 6 May "Silence" was written by both Posner and Labrinth. The song was produced by Posner and Terefe. He also produced and was featured in "Make Me (Cry)", Noah Cyrus' debut single, released on 14 November [36] Labrinth also featured alongside Cyrus in the song's music video and performances on The Tonight Show and The Late Late Show.[37][38] The single peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Hot in February [39] Over the following 2 years Labrinth and Cyrus continued collaborating, with Labrinth lending writing and production duties to Cyrus' May single "I'm Stuck", September single "Again", and August single "Live Or Die".[40][41] In December , Labrinth performed a medley of "Frozen" and "Like A Prayer" at the annual Billboard Women in Music event, where Madonna, who had personally selected him to perform, was honored as Woman of the Year.[42][43]

In May , Labrinth was featured on Sia's single "To Be Human" from the Wonder Woman soundtrack.[44] In September , Apple used Labrinth's song "Misbehaving" in their keynote to announce their Apple Watch Series 3.[45]

On 3 May , Labrinth was announced as a member of the supergroup LSD along with Sia and music producer Diplo.

It was the first time the three artists have worked together on a single project. According to Diplo, LSD started when he was invited into the studio to write with Labrinth and Sia. Their first single, "Genius", was released via Columbia Records in the US and Syco Music in the UK the same day, along with a psychedelic cartoon visual and the announcement of a forthcoming album.[46][47] LSD released their second single "Audio" the next week and their third single "Thunderclouds" in August, followed by a "Thunderclouds" music video featuring dancer and previous Sia collaborator Maddie Ziegler.[48][49][50] The latter was used as the promotional song for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, which helped propel it to the top of Billboard & Clio's Top TV Commercials chart for August and September [51][52][53] It is also LSD's highest-charting single to date, peaking at number 67 on the Billboard Hot and number 17 on the UK Singles Chart.[22][54] In November , the three received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Remixed Recording for their song "Audio (CID Remix Official Dance Remix)".[55] Also in , Labrinth co-produced and featured on Nicki Minaj's track "Majesty" featuring Eminem, which peaked at number 58 on the Billboard Hot [27][22]

In January , Labrinth starred in a Mini Countryman ad, in which he sings a version of “Don't Fence Me In”.[56] A full version of the song was also released with the campaign launch.[56] Following the release of their single "Mountains", LSD released their debut album Labrinth, Sia & Diplo Present LSD on 12 April [57][58] That month the group released a video for "No New Friends" featuring Maddie Ziegler and made their first live appearance performing the song on Ellen.[59][60]

– Euphoria and Imagination & the Misfit Kid

Following the release of his single "Miracle" in June , Labrinth made his scoring debut when he was announced as the lead composer for season 1 of the HBO drama series Euphoria.[61][62] Inspired by some of the music that Labrinth's manager Adam Leber had shared with him, the show's creator Sam Levinson approached Labrinth to contribute music for the series while he was working on his second solo album.[62][63] Several of Labrinth's original songs are also featured throughout the series, including "Mount Everest" and "All for Us" featuring vocals from the show's lead actress Zendaya.[64] The show's score was released on 4 October via Milan Records and Sony Masterworks.

Characterized as "a mash-up of electronic, R&B, dance and hip-hop sounds", Labrinth's score was positively received and received praise for "perfectly complementing the journey of the main character."[65][63] The following year, Labrinth received two Primetime Emmy Award nominations for his work in Euphoria;Outstanding Music Composition for a Series for the episode "03 Bonnie and Clyde" and Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics for the song "All for Us",[66] winning the latter as well as an Ivor Novello Award for Best Television Soundtrack.[67][68]

Labrinth co-wrote and produced Beyoncé's July single "Spirit" from the soundtrack of the photorealistic remake of The Lion King and companion album The Lion King: The Gift.[69] The single charted on the Billboard Hot , was nominated for Grammy and Golden Globe awards, and was shortlisted for the Best Original Song Academy Award.[70][71][72] That year Labrinth also collaborated with Kanye West, co-producing and lending vocals to "God Is" from his October album Jesus Is King.[73][74]

On 31 October , Labrinth announced his sophomore studio album titled Imagination & the Misfit Kid with the single release "Where the Wild Things".[75] The 15 track album, which features guest appearances from Zendaya and Sia, was released on 22 November [76] The single "Imagination" was used in Apple's "Made in the UK" advert in July [77] As part of Apple's 'Behind the Mac' series, the ad features UK creative talent working at MacBook laptops including Labrinth himself.[78]

On 9 October , Labrinth released his single "No Ordinary", which was used in the Xbox Series X/S launch trailer.[79] Labrinth also wrote and produced two singles for Sam Smith released that year including "Love Goes", which he is also featured on and comes from Smith's album of the same name, and an original Christmas song "The Lighthouse Keeper".[80]

Labrinth composed the score for Netflix original film, Malcolm & Marie,[81] and was featured, alongside Sia, on Major Lazer's "Titans", released in March [82]

In , he returned to composing the score for Euphoria, for the show's second season,[83] and also made a cameo in episode four, performing the song "I'm Tired", which later featured on the official score album, released in April alongside a music video for "Mount Everest".[84][85][86]

–present: Ends & Begins and The Kitchen

Labrinth's third solo studio album, titled Ends & Begins, was originally scheduled for a release in October ,[87][88] but was eventually released on 28 April by Columbia Records.[89][90] It was preceded by the singles "Lift Off",[91] "Kill for Your Love",[92] "Iridium",[93] and "Never Felt So Alone",[94] although, following the album's delay, "Lift Off" and "Iridium" were removed from the tracklist.[90][95]

Labrinth performed at the 22nd Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April , with Zendaya making a surprise appearance on his set.[96]

Discography

Main article: Labrinth discography

See also: LSD (group) §&#;Discography

Studio albums

Soundtrack albums

Accolades

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