Lady London is stepping into the spotlight with a new documentary series that captures both her music and her resilience. Always, Lady London will premiere on Tubi on Friday, October 10th, bringing viewers inside a pivotal chapter of her career. Across three episodes, audiences will see her work on her debut album while navigating grief, doubt, and the pressure to prove that her success is built on talent and not just viral fame.
On September 29th, she teased the trailer on Instagram. In it, Lady London speaks about the challenges she has faced, how her determination shaped her path, and how her viral poetry video sparked the beginning of her rise. The docuseries will now expand on that journey and share her story with a wider audience.
The project shows her balancing life’s personal challenges with the weight of professional expectations. Cameras follow her through the recording process as she fights to solidify her place in hip hop, with a major label release and world tour hanging in the balance. Produced by MACRO Television Studios, the series is directed and executive produced by Erika Bryant, with additional leadership from Jamila Hunter, Jean Shi, Yessica Garcia, Jeremy “J Dot” Jones, and Lady London herself. It is also part of Tubi’s Stubios program, an incubator designed to showcase creators and connect them directly with their communities.
In addition to the trailer, Lady London released new music from her upcoming album To Whom It May Concern. The single “Won’t Let You Down” offers a more vulnerable side of the artist. The chorus carries a promise: “I won’t let you down, have faith in me.” Released through High Standardz/Def Jam Recordings, the track is paired with a video filmed at Howard University’s historic Howard Theater, made in collaboration with YouTube and Walmart.