Labrinth not involved in Euphoria's third season

Labrinth not involved in Euphoria's third season12 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GooglePaul GlynnCulture reporterGetty ImagesThe third season of TV drama Euphoria will not feature music by pop star Labrinth, according to US reports, after he previously said he was "done" with the industry.The London singer and producer wrote the dramatic, moody score and several songs for the first two series of the popular US teen drama.Last year, broadcaster HBO announced that he would once again be part of the returning show, this time joined by fellow composer Hans Zimmer.But in March, Labrinth distanced himself from the forthcoming chapter in a strongly worded Instagram post which criticised network HBO, which broadcasts Euphoria, and record label Columbia, which releases the soundtrack.Labrinth criticised the show in an expletive-heavy statement, which concluded: "I'm out. Thank you and good night."It was not clear what had led to Labrinth's post, but US outlets Rolling Stone and Hollywood Reporter have now confirmed he will not be involved in the third season, which is released this weekend.BBC News has asked representatives for Labrinth for a comment, and approached Columbia and HBO for a response.Labrinth is currently still scheduled to perform at the Coachella music festival in California this weekend.He wrote several songs for the first two seasons of Euphoria, including Formula, Still Don't Know My Name and the Grammy-nominated Never Felt So Alone, featuring Billie Eilish.'The sound of Euphoria'Asked to explain what had happened with Labrinth and the show, Euphoria creator Sam Levinson told Rolling Stone: "I don't know.""He [Labrinth] is an incredible collaborator and someone who really built the foundation of the sound of Euphoria."On adding Oscar-winner Zimmer into the mix, Levinson said: "On Euphoria, each character's storyline is like its own film in a way."He added: &...