Posts Tagged ‘Theophilus London’

Here’s another Vlog from Theophilus London’s Tour De Roses, featuring “Last Name London (Brodinski Rmx).”

Here’s some quick footage of ASAP Rocky and Theo London working on their upcoming collaborative track, “Big $pender.” I believe this will land on Theo’s next project, Lovers Holiday II: Rose Island.

With the sequel to Theophilus London’s original Lovers Holiday in the works – called Lovers Holiday II: Rose Island – we get a peak at what’s in store with “Last Night (LVRS Anthem).” The song  samples Rustie’s “After Light.” Check it out below:

Oliver Dene Jones, better known as Skream, unleashed his latest creation during his weekly show with Benga on BBC Radio 1, a thorough rendition of Theophilus London’s single “I Stand Alone.” Compared to the original version of the tune, the 25-year old DJ/producer has switched the recipe quite a bit by adding some powerful drum ‘n’ bass elements to the fun. Via Hypetrak

Theophilus London rocking out at the Ciroc-sponsored Art of Night party at the Shelborne Hotel in Miami Beach during Art Basel Weekend 2011.

Theophilus London took to twitter to announce that he’ll be performing at Atrium tonight for free. Starts at 9, but I would recommend you getting there early. If for some reason you can’t get in, don’t shoot the messenger…just passing along the info that was given.  Atrium is at 644 Broadway in Manhattan.

Here’s the official music video for Theo’s “Love is Real.”

Theo London performs “Wine and Chocolates” overseas on French TV. Gotta appreciate the love this man gets in Europe.

Theophilus London , sold out show at Moulin Rouge , Paris from Nadim33 on Vimeo.

Still boggles my mind that American artists have insane followings overseas – and I’ve actually witnessed it first hand in London, Greece and other places I’ve been to. One of those artists who has been making noise is Theophilus London. Here, he performs at Moulin Rouge for what he says is the 4th or 5th time.

Your club tour ends in November. What are your plans for the remainder of the year and 2012?
After that we’re going to put out a remix album of “Timez Are Weird These Days” — it’s going to be called “Timez Are Still Weird These Days.” We’ve got Scream on there so far. There’s a bunch of cool shit. I’ve got this other new record called “Big Spender,” which I’m going to play tonight. It’s a big one. I’ve only been playing it live; I haven’t put it out yet. There are some radio rips of it, but I can’t wait to put it out. I’m going to put it out on the remix album. I feel like it’s my biggest record to date. I’ll also be doing another EP and album at the top of the year.

Who else is part of the upcoming remix album?
So far we’ve got Scream, we’ve got one from Gigamesh and a bunch cool, lo-fi DJ/producers. I know [Warner Bros. Records co-president/CEO Todd Moscowitz] wants to get some more big names on it, like Dr. Luke and a couple other dudes. But I like the boutique DJs. They come up with some cool shit on their laptops alone at night and send it back to me. I’m just excited that kids want to remix this shit.

I’m excited about all the synchs that we got. We got one for the new “Twilight” movie. I’m excited that my music is a soundtrack for people. It’s always played on “Basketball Wives” — like chicks breaking up with their boyfriend while “I Stand Alone” is playing. I like to sit down and be a songwriter so it can live outside of my realm and the studio — and be on shows like “90210.” Another thing I’m doing is designing; I designed a shoe for Nike. And people keep hitting me up to do collections, like Stetson and Nike. So I’m excited about that.

Via Billboard

Gigamesh has been making his mark for several years in dance clubs around the world with his own popular blend of remixes. This is one of the Theo-approved remixes as he performed it at Noisey’s “Special Engagement” concert this summer. Now you can finally download this version:

R+I Films & Warner Bros. Records announce the release of “LVRS OF GOD”, an intimate exploration of Theophilus London’s chameleonic mind through his inspiration and iconography.

Captured by filmmakers Paul Rojanathara and Davis Johnson (Influencers, Pursuit Of Cool…) during his performances at the Brooklyn Museum and Williamsburg Music Hall in New York, the short provides a revealing glimpse into early influences that shaped Theophilus London’s ascension into a rising icon.

Jay-Z’s lifestyle site offers a feature on Theophilus London as he plays a few shows and does his every day thing. Give it a spin above.

Theo drops his latest music video for “Wine and Chocolates,” which is off his album Timez are Weird These Days.

Our friends at GMAD are pretty good at spotting interesting remixes and this one is no different. Here, we have the Ocelot remix to Theophilus London’s single, “I Stand Alone.” Some great additions to the already great instrumental. Dubstep influence. In my opinion, at least.