Labrinth recently sparked retirement rumours after blasting 'Euphoria' and Columbia Records, adding that he was 'out'. Take a look at the composer's musical career over the years and his net worth.
British singer, songwriter, and producer Labrinth has returned to the headlines, not for another banger music launch, but for a blunt message that has left everyone shocked. On March 13, 2026, the 37-year-old artist posted a short and sharp message distancing himself from the entertainment industry, including the hit HBO series, Euphoria. The post read, "I’m done with this industry. Fk Columbia. Double fk ‘Euphoria.’ I’m out."
The statement has since spread like wildfire, with many speculating that the Mount Everest singer hinted at a retirement. Many fans have noticed that searching his name online now shows him described as a “retired singer-songwriter and rapper.” With the statement appearing just weeks before the release of Euphoria 3, fans are wondering if the composer is stepping away from Hollywood altogether.
Labrinth's music became the heart and soul of Euphoria since it premiered in 2019. The composer's background score in seasons 1 and 2 was what became a defining part of its identity. With originals like Still Don't Know My Name, Formula, and the Emmy-winning track for All of Us with Zendaya, Labrinth's score has played a huge role in shaping the show's hauntingly emotional tone. And now, with season 3 on the horizon, Labrinth's cryptic post targeting Euphoria along with Columbia Records has sparked curiosity about what it could mean for the franchise's future.
Long before the world knew him by his stage name, Labrinth was striving to make his musical dreams a reality. Born Timothy Lee McKenzie, he grew up with eight other siblings in a Jamaican household in London, England. Timothy and his siblings shared his passion for composition, and they eventually formed a band, Mac 9. It was during his school days that he set out on his music journey, getting introduced to studio recording at age 15, courtesy of his elder brother, Mac. From then on, his life changed.
Today, Labrinth is one of the most celebrated names in modern music, having worked with top artists like Beyoncé and Sia, and top record labels like Columbia, RCA, and Syco. After the breakout success of his 2010 single debut, Let the Sun Shine, Labrinth's career trajectory has reached impressive new heights with every new release. From getting featured on Billboard Hot 100 to receiving a Grammy and Golden Globe Award nomination, Labrinth has earned the world's praise.
Labrith has long maintained privacy about his personal life except for occasional glimpses on social media. The British composer has been living in Los Angeles, California, for several years, and is engaged to his longtime partner, Muzdha Zemar, often known as just 'Muz'. It was during a live concert in 2015 that Labrinth asked for Muzdha's hand on stage, and some reports say that the couple has married in secret, but it cannot be confirmed.
Labrinth and Muz are now parents to three children, with the oldest being born in 2018. Not much information is available about the kids, except for the names of their two daughters, Aether, born in 2021, and the youngest, Aura Sapphire Zemar McKenzie, who was born on July 1, 2023.
Labrinth has been associated with the commercial music scene for almost two decades now. He was one of the rare non-talent show artists to be signed by Simon Cowell, which is enough to describe his musical talent. With his numerous records topping the global charts and high-profile collaborations, Labrinth's value has risen among some of the high-end artists. As of March 2026, his net worth is estimated to be around USD 6 million, although some sources say it could be higher, somewhere between USD 4.5 million and USD 12 million.
While Labrinth is a family man for the most part, his luxurious lifestyle is reflected in his appearances at high-profile events and premieres. He has never been known to make excessive public displays of wealth, but from whatever little is known about his assets, he has a property in L.A., where he resides with his partner and kids.
Over the years, Labrinth has collaborated with major artists including Sia, Diplo, and The Weeknd. He also co-founded the supergroup LSD alongside Sia and Diplo. His most recent album, Cosmic Opera: Act I, was released on January 30, 2026, and with the new developments, it isn't clear whether it could be his final major project before his alleged retirement.
For now, Labrinth has not officially confirmed that he is retiring from music altogether. With his cryptic statement, many believe he may just step away from mainstream music and become an independent artist. One thing is clear: fans are not ready to see him go.
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