About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant fusion of alternative R&B and hip-hop that explores love and identity with a playful yet introspective lens."
Where they were
Released on January 1, 2011, 'Timez Are Weird These Days' is Theophilus London's debut studio album following several successful mixtapes. At this point in his career, he was transitioning from the underground scene to mainstream recognition, showcasing his eclectic style and diverse influences.
Why it matters
The album received positive critical acclaim, particularly for its fresh sound and lyrical depth, making it a significant entry in the alternative R&B genre. It solidified London's position as an artist to watch, influencing a wave of genre-blending artists that followed.
Essential tracks
- "Last Name London" — This opening track introduces listeners to London's unique blend of smooth vocals and hip-hop bravado, setting the tone for the album's exploration of identity.
- "Why Even Try" — Featuring introspective lyrics and a catchy hook, this track encapsulates the album's themes of vulnerability and self-reflection, resonating with many listeners.
- "Girls Girls $" — With its infectious beat and playful lyrics, this song exemplifies London's knack for merging fun with commentary on relationships and societal expectations.
Release Date
January 1, 2011
Tracklist
- 1 Last Name London 3:46
- 2 Love Is Real 3:45
- 3 Wine and Chocolates 3:42
- 4 All Around the World 3:47
- 5 She’s Great (interlude) 0:05
- 6 Why Even Try 4:20
- 7 Stop It 3:05
- 8 Girls Girls $ 3:10
- 9 One Last Time 4:24
- 10 Lighthouse 3:32
- 11 I Stand Alone 3:22
