HOW KHALIA’S SULTRY REGGAE SINGLE NOT YET, BUT MAYBE CAPTURES MODERN ROMANCE
Khalia understands the art of the slow burn. Released via Ineffable Records alongside XTM.Nation, her single Not Yet, But Maybe is a sensual love song. It captures a tantalising moment of attraction, exploring raw chemistry and the hesitation to fully commit.
Over a smooth, unhurried riddim, Not Yet, But Maybe sits right in that sweet spot every lover knows. Khalia sings from a liminal space where mutual chemistry feels real, while her heart remains cautious. She asks for patience, keeping her answers honest and wrapped in a sultry, flirtatious response.
KHALIA ELEVATES MODERN ROMANCE INTO AN ART FORM
That effortless poise reflects Khalia’s roots. Born in Jamaica and raised in London, the singer lets her British accent blend into her Jamaican cadence. The vocal crossover feels natural, like eavesdropping on an intimate late-night phone call.
At the soundboard, producer Kareem “Remus” Burrell sculpts a sumptuous slow groove that feels both classic and intimate. As the son of legendary Xterminator Records founder Philip “Fatis” Burrell, XTM.Nation honours foundational reggae while guiding a fresh generation forward.
With Not Yet, But Maybe, Khalia elevates modern romance into an art form, celebrating the quiet confidence of savouring an attraction at your own pace.
ABOUT KHALIA
Since emerging on the reggae scene, Khalia anchors her sound in pure modern reggae. Her acclaimed debut EP Stay True highlights her versatile vocals and deep respect for genre traditions.
Through hits like Flowers, she effortlessly bridges reggae’s rich heritage and future. High-profile collaborations with icons including Shaggy, Tanya Stephens, and Queen Omega further drive her impressive global rise.
