Ever since Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo came together as LSD last year, the supergroup has been charting a course towards pop success. The trio recently revealed that their self-titled debut album will be ...

Great as they may look on paper, supergroups can be a Clash of the Alphas, an ego pileup where the listener can practically hear the musical elbows being thrown. And while that was certainly possible ...

Earlier this year, supergroup LSD released its debut album, Labrinth, Sia & Diplo Present… LSD. Sia and Diplo are well known to American audiences, but the group’s third member, Labrinth, is less of a ...

LSD, the new collaboration between Sia, Diplo and Labrinth, have shared a handful of new singles, including "Audio" and "Genius." Their latest is a cartoonishly exuberant cut called "Thunderclouds," ...

Certainly, the multi-quintillion-selling Australian songwriter Sia's piercing tones and melodic style are the most recognisable thing here, but they weave around Hackney-raised Simon Cowell protege ...

LSD, the collaborative project of Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo, have enlisted Lil Wayne for a remix of their debut single “Genius.” In the animated video, directed by Ben Jones, Wayne is represented by a ...

LSD, the supergroup featuring Labrinth, Sia and Diplo, close up their social circle on the playful new song, “No New Friends.” The track will appear on the group’s self-titled debut, out April 12th.

Global chart-invaders Sia, Diplo and the UK's own Labrinth have teamed up as a new supergroup called LSD. There's confirmation of a completed album on the way too, as the trio share new visuals for ...

Sia, Diplo, and British artist Labrinth have dropped the first song from their collaborative project, called, naturally enough, LSD. The song is called “Genius” and bears sonic hallmarks of all three ...

When Nicki Minaj released Queen on Friday, the album included a predictable cast of A-list guest vocalists — acts like Future, the Weeknd, Ariana Grande and Lil Wayne. But one singer on Queen is less ...

Fri, April 12, 2019 at 1:15 PM UTC Many of these songs were released in advance, and most of them work better in the context of this album than as singles. “Angel in Your Eyes” has a playful melody ...