Emmy-Winning 'Euphoria' Composer Labrinth Announces Exit from Show and Music Industry

Labrinth Sharply Criticizes 'Euphoria' and Ends Collaboration with HBO

British musician and producer Labrinth, the composer behind the acclaimed soundtrack for the hit teen drama 'Euphoria', has announced his departure from the HBO project. In a post on social media, the Emmy winner and Grammy nominee wrote:

"I'm done with this industry. F--- Columbia. Double f--- Euphoria. I'm out. Thank you and good night x."

Labrinth had been working on the series since its first season in 2019, creating music that became an integral part of the show's atmosphere. His well-known compositions include "All for Us," "Formula," "Mount Everest," and "Never Felt So Alone" (a collaboration with Billie Eilish), which have amassed millions of streams and earned critical acclaim, including a Grammy nomination.

Reasons for Departure and Public Reaction
The details behind the musician's abrupt statement remain unknown. Representatives for Labrinth, HBO, and Columbia Records have not commented on the situation.

In the comments section, fans expressed their support for the artist. One user noted:

"You made 'Euphoria' what it is. Whatever happened, know that I'm on your side."

Labrinth's musical colleague, Skylar Grey, added:

"Please don't stop making music, the world needs you."

Creative Legacy
Labrinth's music has been a vital component of the series' success. With the third season set to premiere on April 12, 2026, fans were eagerly anticipating new soundtracks, but the composer's continued involvement is now in question.

This news has become one of the most talked-about events in the music and television industry this year, as Labrinth's influence on 'Euphoria' has been significant and globally recognized.