LSD (Labrinth, Sia & Diplo) debuted in April 2019, uniting three major pop creators under a single supergroup banner. The record leans heavily into polished pop, dance, and electronic styles, combining Labrinth’s soulful flair, Sia’s vocal strength, and Diplo’s genre-bending production. Over a concise runtime, the album cycles through bright hooks, synth textures, vocal layering, and occasional experiments with mood shifts. Its aesthetic hedges between radio accessibility and subtle ambition — often striving to be both mainstream and adventurous.

While many of the tracks were issued as singles prior to release, their integration into a cohesive album creates new dialogue: the transitions, sequencing, and recurring themes give the record a flow that invites multiple listens. Standout moments like “Thunderclouds,” “Genius,” and “Mountains” offer the strongest synthesis of the members’ strengths, while deeper cuts show glimpses of sonic risk. The album has earned attention as a pop collaboration that both leans into and stretches its genre parameters, making it of interest to fans of contemporary crossover pop.

Reviews

"Considering the combination of such talents, it's no wonder that LSD is so good and so fun. While it might be too relentless for some, it's an experience to embrace and enjoy." – AllMusic

“Despite the garish psychedelic visuals, debut album ‘Labrinth, Sia, Diplo Present… LSD’ plays firmly to the three artists’ proven strengths.” – NME

“LSD make music that’s highly addictive … Diplo deals solid dance-pop vibes that just bounce, while Sia and Labrinth pull vocal tricks in duet.” – TheMusic

“Sia, Diplo And Labrinth’s supergroup LSD has released their super ambitious, super short debut album — the result is an utter trip, for better or worse.” – Junkee