KHALID FREE SPIRIT FULL
KHALID FREE SPIRIT PLUS

The album is a lot slower and sadder than his first album. He also threw the singles вЂњSaturday NightsвЂќ and вЂњBetterвЂќ from Suncity on the album due to them already being very successful on the charts. вЂњTalkвЂќ is probably the most fast paced song on the album. It was an upbeat bop to dance to, and it charted pretty well.

He released his first single for the album, вЂњTalkвЂќ on February 7, 2019. With all this positivity going on for Khalid, it made his album get some hype behind it.

These achievements have gained Khalid a lot of attention, and obviously building a strong fan base that supports him greatly. He also has held a spot on the Hot 100 chart for over a year and counting as of April 2019 according to Billboard. With the release of Free Spirit, Khalid achieved a major accomplishment by becoming the most streamed artist on Spotify with over 50 billion streams. This was pretty surprising since he just released his EP, Suncity which had seven tracks. He released his second studio album Free Spirit on April 5, 2019, with 17 tracks.

It'll probably sound even better after a long-deserved break.Can we all be young forever? Khalid sure keeps making us feel like it. An upside is that Khalid's voice is smoother, richer, and therefore more expressive here than it was on the debut.

KHALID FREE SPIRIT FULL

In the song itself, the notion is merely aspirational and wistful, with Khalid vividly recalling, 'We were drownin' down our memories/A cemetery full of broken bottles, man, that liquor bleed.' Only the kind of thunderous 'Heaven,' involving Father John Misty and a couple of his associates, sounds too heavy in sentiment, with Khalid aching, 'Lord, there's nothing for me left out here.' It adds unnecessary weight to an hour-long LP with little joy or even relief, one that is nearly static in energy level despite a carousel of producers - completely different than that of American Teen - featuring Murda Beatz, StarGate, Disclosure, and D'Mile. Consequently, Free Spirit is not illustrative as a title. More than anything else, the album works through emotional struggles of early adulthood - from anguish over faltering relationships and insecurity about expressing grief, to yearning for a simple stolen moment beneath the bleachers. These feelings aren't unique to pop stars, and even though they make up a fair portion of Free Spirit, Khalid and his fellow songwriters never express them in such specific language that an everyday listener can't relate. The downcast 'Bad Luck' lashes out at parasitic behavior, and in a number of other songs, Khalid seeks escape from stifling situations, consumed by internal conflict, this close to swearing off all communication via WiFi for at least five minutes. 'Hundred' isn't the only song on which he vents. As much as any other artist shot to fame on the brink of adulthood, Khalid could be forgiven for turning in a woeful post-fame album and checking out.

KHALID FREE SPIRIT PLUS

During the two years that passed between American Teen and Free Spirit, he took part in a decade's worth of collaborations and stylistic crossovers, plus frequent touring amid nonstop promotional duties, all while earning five Grammy nominations and accumulating a stack of platinum certifications. Going by the unrelenting campaign to keep him in the spotlight since he hit with 'Location,' the statement doesn't seem all that hyperbolic. 'Everybody wants a favor, everybody needs me,' Khalid exhaustedly grumbles on 'Hundred,' a dispirited soft pop ballad placed in the middle of Free Spirit.

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