Theophilus London - Timez Are Weird These Nights The Remixes

Review by Sergey Nikiforov

Theophilus London's album "Timez Are Weird These Nights The Remixes" is a vibrant and eclectic collection of reworked tracks that showcase the artist's versatility and creativity. The album features remixes from a variety of producers, including Brodinski, Blood Orange, and Skream, and each track offers a unique and fresh take on the original.

The album opens with the Brodinski remix of "Last Name London," which transforms the already infectious track into a high-energy, dancefloor-ready anthem. Other standout tracks include the Blood Orange remix of "Why Even Try," which adds a dreamy, atmospheric quality to the song, and the Skream remix of "I Stand Alone," which infuses the track with a dark and ominous energy.

Summary by Sergey Nikiforov

Throughout the album, Theophilus London's smooth and confident vocals remain the focus, even as the beats and instrumentation shift and evolve around him. "Timez Are Weird These Nights The Remixes" is a dynamic and engaging album that showcases Theophilus London's talent as both a singer and a collaborator.