Baltimore-Based Recording Artist Nuh Khaid Releases New Single, “Dream Sequence”

by BKK

From Baltimore comes Nūh Khalid, a prominent artist celebrating his most recent release “Adolescent Romance” an 8-track project that grips the trials and tribulations of young love. “Dream Sequence” noted as track 4 on the album really digs into the fizzles of the honeymoon phase as Nūh Khalid rides melodies over the beat produced by EvGrill and engineered by Alkxmi. His favorite line being “We up and down I’m crashing like I see you in the after life. It ain’t no need in asking twice you told me pack my bags tonight.”

Nūh Khalid is no stranger to music, growing up he’s been ingrained in the subject since he was a kid starting off with some piano lessons before donning the drums and joining chorus in high school. Opening up on future plans Nhū Khalid has ambitions to release music videos and preparing for his next upcoming album. Having 2 years in the game under his belt, the grind never stops.

Check out more from Nūh Khalid and his latest release “Adolescent Romance” in the links down below.

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