Labrinth - Let It Be

Review by Takashi Koide

Let It Be by Labrinth is an album that showcases the artist's diverse range of talents. The third studio album by the British singer-songwriter and producer, it features a mix of genres including pop, R&B, and gospel.

The album's title track, "Let It Be," is a standout, with its powerful vocals and uplifting message. Labrinth's soulful voice is showcased on tracks like "Something's Got to Give" and "Misbehaving," while the upbeat "No Ordinary" and "All for Us" bring a pop edge to the album.

Labrinth's production skills shine on tracks like "Oblivion" and "Where the Wild Things," which feature intricate instrumentation and layered vocals. The album also includes collaborations with artists like Sia and Zendaya, adding to its diverse sound.

Summary by Takashi Koide

Let It Be is a strong addition to Labrinth's discography, showcasing his versatility and musical prowess. It's an album that's sure to please both longtime fans and newcomers to his music.