Khalid

The box set of Khalid's latest album is available now on Complex.

“I wanted to defend myself, but then I thought, ‘What am I defending myself for or against?’”

The R&B and pop vocalist refused to go into "hiding" after his sexuality was revealed by an ex-boyfriend.

Khalid said that he's determined to embrace what was weaponized against him after he was outed by his ex.

After being outed in a series of now-deleted posts by the Dominican rapper-singer, Khalid confirmed his sexual orientation.

He let his fans know that he's never hid who he is — it's just none of their business.

Last month, Khalid was in a car accident. Though he only sustained minor injuries, he sat out his June 25 show as opening act for Ed Sheeran.

Khalid is far from the first to speak out about the recent wave of AI-generated tracks. As he explains, such tracks lack a core authenticity central to art.

Khalid has shared his new song and accompanying video for "Satellite," which follows his solo track "Skyline" and collab with Marshmello, "Numb."

Electronic music producer Marshmello has reunited with Khalid, who he previously collabed with on the 2017 track “Silence,” for another Summer-ready song.

Khalid has returned with his summery new song “Skyline,” and he’s also delivered an equally as colorful video to match the energy of the track.

On Friday, the Grammy-nominated singer dropped his new tape 'Scenic Drive,' showing off his versatility by just how well he meshes with his supporting cast.

Khalid just dropped his latest silky R&B track “Present,” the 23-year-old crooner's first release since July’s futuristic single “New Normal.”

On Wednesday the singer dropped his new song and video “New Normal,” a cut he debuted live a few days ago at Virgin Galactic’s spaceflight launch.

A pair of songwriters have filed a copyright infringement lawsuit, claiming that the 2018 hit "Eastside" was a rip-off of a tune they wrote 3 years earlier.

Khalid teams up with emerging singer-songwriter Watts for the song "Feels" via Keep Cool/RCA Records, a song that Watts had originally released in 2018.