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Zerb, Brazilian DJ and producer, releases new song "Faded Eyes" featuring Khalid

It's Khalid's latest in a run of pop collaborations with artists like Lauv and Ahn Hyo-seop.

Zerb Khalid

Zerb DJs on a Pioneer mixer, bathed in red light, looking down in profile.
Zerb performing in 2018. Photo: Duncanmusique, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Zerb and Khalid released "Faded Eyes" on Friday, August 14, giving Khalid another collaborative single after a busy few months of pairing off with other pop acts. Over a buzzing production, Khalid opens the hook with "Oh with those faded eyes, it's like you see right through me, with your faded eyes," before the back half shifts to "Yeah with those faded eyes, it's the way you move me, with your faded eyes."

The song continues a run for Khalid, who has already teamed up with Lauv and with Ahn Hyo-seop on separate tracks in recent months, according to That Grape Juice. The outlet noted he is a seven-time Grammy nominee, born Khalid Robinson, and framed the new song as another name added to an already long list of pop collaborators.

For Zerb, the song adds to a catalog of dance-leaning pop productions built around guest vocalists, the same approach the Brazilian DJ and producer has taken on past collaborative singles.

Friday's rollout followed weeks of teasing for the collaboration between the two acts, ending the wait for a song that had been promised without a firm date for some time.

"Faded Eyes" is out now, one of the week's new pop arrivals tracked on the release calendar, giving Khalid another single to add to his run of duets and Zerb another placement built around a guest vocalist.

The facts

  • New song "Faded Eyes" released August 14, 2026
  • Pairs Zerb with Khalid, who recently also collaborated with Lauv and Ahn Hyo-seop
  • Khalid is a seven-time Grammy nominee born Khalid Robinson

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