keshi, the Houston-born singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, is in the middle of his main tour.
The tour includes stops at iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden in New York City and Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
During this run, he released his latest single, “WANTCHU”, now available via Island Records.
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keshi Talks about “WANTCHU”
keshi revealed that “WANTCHU” began as a simple recording exercise.
It later evolved into a full track with creative support from Porter Robinson, Boylife, Nick Velez, and Daniel Chae.
He explained that this song became the first project recorded in his new home studio.
He now calls the studio the creative hub for his future music.
keshi also emphasized that the single marks his return to hands-on production.
This is something he truly enjoys.
The track also serves as a proof of concept for his upcoming album.
This release follows his second album, Requiem (2024), which earned praise for its evolving sonic range.
From bright alternative pop and dance-floor energy to reflective country and indie tones.
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keshi has built a reputation for heartfelt lyricism that explores life, death, love, and everything in between.
Beyond singing with raw emotion, he also plays bass, guitar, piano, and viola, further shaping his distinctive sound.
Over the past few years, keshi has become a major force in the streaming world.
He has amassed billions of plays from his trilogy of EPs, his debut album Gabriel (2022), and Requiem (2024).
His strong catalog has allowed him to embark on multiple world tours.
He has consistently sold out venues in different countries.
At the same time, he continues to raise the level of his live performances and production.
Most recently, in June, keshi showcased his evolving style on the global stage.
He wore a custom Anthony Vaccarello design for Saint Laurent at Paris Fashion Week.
This moment not only highlighted his fashion sense but also reflected his growing recognition as an international artist.
