20 year old Virginia-native alt/R&B artist Khi Infinite has shared his new single & video “Love For Yah,” the lead single from his forthcoming EP Take What You Need. The project represents Khi’s inner struggles with lust, love, and falling out of the light and into the darkness, then finding his way back. The EP is set for release on October 1st via APG.

“’Love For Yah’ I wrote when I was at this really weird place in my life and relationships with people,” says Khi on the track. “I was working a lot and felt myself feeling alone and secluded from the people I love the most. Always being on the road and in the studio can cause you to grow distant, so this track was really about making an effort to connect. Picking up the phone and telling my family I love them. Telling my friends i love them.”

“I took what I needed –  whether it was drugs, friendships, money, sex, fear, and happiness and turned it into my greatest lesson, which was to take life as it comes, flow with ease and rest assured the universe will take care of the rest,” Khi Infinite explains on his journey upon which the upcoming EP, Take What You Need, is based. “Taking what you need is the absolute meaning that good or bad exists only what is and that all we create on this physical plane is our infinite perception, we are mirrors of each other’s struggles so we fight to find a difference which ultimately leads to chaos and confusion. If you know yourself and proceed with flow all true blessings shall be seen, clear of any doubt ego might bring you.”

Khi Infinite stands tall as an artist of his time, with music that emulates the spirit of Bedroom Pop, Hip-Hop and Alternative R&B. It’s not only his fresh blend of sounds and captivating writing that sets him apart, but also his versatility. When asked, Khi Infinite explains that he derives inspiration from a myriad of different sounds, including but not limited to those of Mos Def, Andre 3000, and his own father, hip-hop producer Nottz. Infinite aims for a fashion of music yet to be touched upon but somewhat familiar. With psychedelic nods accompanying flirtatious hints of 90’s sunshine, Khi Infinite’s vocals and verses glide across tracks laden with tasteful guitar riffs and lolling synths. Just from his arrival in 2020, Infinite has begun to pique the interest of the masses, having secured features on a number of editorial playlists across DSPs, landing Snapchat’s “Featured Sounds” in-app playlist, and earning praise and features from Our Generation Music and BBC Radio’s 1Xtra. Press highlights include write-ups from Lyrical Lemonade, Ones To Watch, LA Leakers, and Elevator Magazine.