There are more than one artist with this name:

1) Labyrint formed in 2007 was a Swedish hip hop/reggae music group from Gottsunda, Uppsala. The group consisted of Aleksi Swallow aka Aki, Jacques Mattar aka Jacco, Dejan Milacic aka Dajanko, and DJ Sai, real name Simon Wimmerberg.

After performing for a number of years together, in 2007, they had a breakthrough with "Vår Betong" and in 2009 collaborated with Masse from The Salazar Brothers to release a mixtape that became popular through downloads on Whoa.se website. Based on these successes, Universal Records expressed interest signing them to the label in 2011. However their launch was marred by Växjö cancelling their show after advice from the security authorities about the controversial use of cannabis during their gigs. This turned into a public debate in the media about drugs in hip hop culture. Labyrint's debut studio album on the label was "Labababa" that was released on 30 November 2011 in the wake of the controversy. It included collaborations with Kapten Röd and Gregor.

The band is best known for the 2012 "Broder del 2" a rap anthem that included Labyrint with great number of rap and urban acts like Briz, Ras Daniel, Rootbound Williams, Kapten Röd, Essa Cham, Syster Sol, Slag Från Hjärtat, Donny Dread, Amsie Brown, General Knas, Dani M & Chords.

In 2014, Labyrint released their second studio album on Universal titled "Garalaowit" becoming their biggest selling release.

The group disbanded in 2019 without knowing for sure if they would perform as a group again in the future. The reason being that the members wanted to focus on their solo careers.

2) Czech rock band. The first mention of the musical group Labyrint goes back to 1975, when the the famous plate of Vladimir Mišík Thay cut the little boy’s hair was recorded. Producer of Supraphon label invited Pavel Fort to arrange several songs and lead the whole recording, and because of this Pavel Fort created for the first time his studio group Labyrint, which followed many other famous musicians while recording thier projects. Since the labyrinth itself now almost nearly extinct, Karel Fort decided (son of Pavel Fort) in 2008 to restore, but now as a concert group with its own repertoire and concert show. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.