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Marshmellow – Silence (Ft. Khalid) (Review & Stream)

Khalid can do no wrong to me! Actually, he could cut that hair of his.

This is definitely that picture perfect pop record that combines heartbreak with a bit of elation. While Khalid does sound a bit moppie on the track, he is still is able to draw appeal with his unique sound.

This can easily be a major club bar hit in a few days.

OVERALL RATING (5/5)

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