Looking for some insight into the life of Theophilus London? Well, look no further than his video titled “LVRS of God,” which serves as “is an intimate exploration of Theophilus London’s chameleonic mind through his inspiration and iconography.” [via]
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Last night, Theophilus London took to the Jimmy Kimmel stage to perform his single “I Stand Alone,” which comes off his recently released LP Timez Are Weird These Days. If you have yet to check out the album, you can stream the entire thing here (for a limited time.)
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On July 19th, Theophilus London will drop his Warner Bros. debut, Timez Are Weird These Days. Below, you can check out the opening track “Last Name London,” along with the tracklist for the release.
Timez Are Weird These Days tracklist::
1. Last Name London
2. Love is Real
3. Wine and Chocolates
4. All Around the World
5. She’s Great (Interlude)
6. Why Even Try (feat. Sara Quin)
7. Stop It
8. Girls Girls $
9. One Last Time
10. Lighthouse
11. I Stand Alone
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Daytrotter has recently released a session titled “Of Connectivity In An Apathetic State”, which features the fashion aficionado and musical mastermind Theophilus London. Check out TL’s live performance of his “Flying Overseas” mix below and make sure to keep an ear out for some choice Mike Tyson samples.
DOWNLOAD :: Theophilus London live on Daytrotter
Comments rss TrackbackJust as LCD Soundsystem made their final tv appearance last evening, up-and-coming hip-hopper Theophilus London made his tv debut. To mark the occassion, Theophilus jammed out his Lovers Holiday single “Why Even Try,” which features the additional vocals of Sara Quin.
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Theophilus London is set to drop his debut EP Lovers Holiday tomorrow, February 8th, but that doesn’t mean you can’t stream all 5 tracks now!
Follow the link below to check out each track from Lovers Holiday and grab a little insight to the creation of the album.
A child of the ’80s, London admires Prince, Marvin Gaye, and Michael Jackson, and that era of silken yet synthesizer-tinged pop imbues Lovers Holiday. [via]
ALBUM STREAM :: Theophilus London – Lovers Holiday [LINK]
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On February 8th, Theophilus London will drop his next album/mixtape titled Lovers Holiday. Being that the release is a short two weeks away, TL has unleashed the single “Why Even Try”, which features the vocals of Sara Quin. Check out the track below ..
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out the latest video from Theophilus London for his single “Flying Overseas.” In case you missed it, you can grab the mp3 here.
Comments rss TrackbackSomewhere amongst the late nights and travel, Theophilus London, with the help of his friends Devonté Hynes and Solange Knowles, has managed to write and record his 2nd official single, the gorgeous “Flying Overseas.” The track was recorded in Park Slope, Brooklyn in January 2010 and then further worked on in LA. London said that “This song is about a kid from Brooklyn having dreams of jetting off to an exotic land with a loved one. I want to inspire kids to travel. Traveling inspires my music the most. It has inspired the entire album I just finished writing.”
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Check out the dope remix of Theophilus London‘s “Life of a Lover,” which now features a verse with Blu on the mic. All these teasers and remixes sure are getting me amped for TL’s next release. Until then, I’ll go back to spinning I Want You.
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out Theophilus London jamming out two new tracks, “Why Even Try” and “Groove Me” [ALEX METRIC remix], at this year’s CMJ.
Comments rss TrackbackCheck out Theophilus London recording some vocals in LA for a new track titled “One Tree”. This clip may be less revealing than the previous two teaser tracks but it still gets us excited for the upcoming release.
Comments rss TrackbackI highly suggest you keep checkin’ in on Theophilus London‘s tumblr as he has been posting some previews of new tracks. Last week we were treated to “Gurls, Girls, Money” and now we have “One Last Time.”
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