Khalid Sets the Mood With New Single “Out Of Body”

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

Khalid returns with “Out Of Body,” a hypnotic, old-school track that leans into chill fall vibes and a danceable groove.

Khalid is back with a new single called “Out Of Body,” the latest taste of his upcoming album After the Sun Goes Down. The track arrives at a time when fall vibes make everything feel a little more reflective, crisp, and chill.

“Out Of Body” teams Khalid with Dark Child to create a hypnotic, early-2000s feel. The production invites coordinated dancing and even hints at backup singers, making the track feel like a groove built for both the club and the living room.

Lyrically, Khalid keeps it simple, singing about smoking on exotic, enjoying the night, and being ready to connect with someone on the same wavelength. The chorus could use a bit more punch, but the melody carries the track effortlessly.

Ultimately, “Out Of Body” is classic Khalid: smooth, melodic, and perfect for the seasonal mood. It shows he’s still capable of making chill, danceable tracks that don’t overcomplicate the vibe, even if a little more energy would have elevated it further.




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