Grammy-nominated trio MEDUZA has joined forces with multi-platinum singer Khalid for their new single, “Weekend.”
The single arrives through Island Records. It combines deep house rhythms with a modern love story.
The song captures the anticipation of spending time with someone special.
MEDUZA Teams Up with Khalid on “Weekend”
“Weekend” pairs warm, sun-soaked grooves with a laid-back deep house sound.
Khalid’s soulful vocals bring the song’s emotional core to life as it explores the excitement and uncertainty of a growing relationship.
The lyrics reflect the challenge of balancing everyday responsibilities with the desire to be with someone you care about.
MEDUZA channels that familiar feeling into a club-ready production that blends emotion with dancefloor energy.
Reflecting on the collaboration, the group described working with Khalid as an inspiring experience from beginning to end.
The trio praised the singer’s dedication to every stage of the creative process while highlighting how naturally the songwriting sessions unfolded.
They also said both artists invested genuine passion into the record and hope listeners can hear the honesty and emotion behind every detail.
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Continuing a Remarkable Run
“Weekend” follows MEDUZA’s previous single, “Don’t Wanna Go Home,” and becomes the group’s fifth release of 2026.
Since breaking through with “Piece of Your Heart” in 2019, the Italian trio has accumulated nearly 20 billion streams worldwide.
Their success has produced multiple chart hits and platinum-certified records while establishing the trio as one of the biggest names in modern electronic music.
Their signature sound has earned them performances at major festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC, and Coachella.
The trio has also headlined residencies in Las Vegas and Ibiza.
MEDUZA continues to place strong emphasis on every detail of its productions.
That meticulous approach has helped transform memorable hooks into fan favorites and lyrics into moments that listeners connect with long after leaving the dancefloor.
Through “Weekend,” the trio once again balances club-focused production with relatable storytelling.