INTERVIEW: Labrinth Talks Olympics, Weird Fans & More!

Labrinth - real name Timothy McKenzie - has been a very busy man indeed. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter/producer has been performing all over the country recently to celebrate the Olympic Torch Relay as well as being part of Coca Cola's 'Future Flames' initiative.

Oh, and let's not forget the debut of his new LPElectronic Earth as well as the video release of his recent feel-good single 'Express Yourself,' sampled from the original song of the same name by Charles Wright.

And between all this, he's managed to squeeze in time to part-take in a BBC documentary with fellow British music artists Plan B and Leona Lewis in an exciting project aimed at youngsters.

Churning out hits with an eclectic range of musical styles, Labrinth is quickly earning himself a reputation as the chameleon of the pop world.

In the midst of Labrinth's hectic schedule, which recently included supporting Canadian rapper Drake on his Club Paradise tour

You seem to be very involved in this year's Olympics. Tell us about taking part in the Olympic Torch Relay as part of Coca Cola's 'Future Flames' Initiative around the country....

Well, you know, I'm a sports man myself, so I thought it would be good to get involved, especially as the Olympics are in London this time. I've performed and passed through several places including Cheltenham, Bristol and Taunton and the crowd have been absolutely crazy. The weather has been great too so that made it even better. The 'Future Flames' Initiative is pretty important to me as it's helping youngsters around the country achieve their passions and push them to work towards their goals. But being part of the whole process has just been incredible. I'm Big Blac this is your BHR HollyWood Report.