keshi has released “MISS ME,” his first new music since 2025. The single introduces the next chapter for the Houston-born artist as he works toward his third album.

The song follows the uncertainty of a relationship’s end, with keshi weighing the desire to hold on against the possibility of moving forward. “MISS ME” centers on wanting to know whether you still matter to someone after a breakup, he explains, and on holding onto whatever connection remains, “even if it’s the pain of their absence.” In the song, he sings, “It’s not home, now it’s just a place I never go,” describing the distance left by separation.

keshi wrote “MISS ME” with boylife, also known as Brockhampton, Nick Velez and Justin Tranter. keshi, boylife and Velez produced the track. A limited-edition 7-inch vinyl is available to pre-order through keshi’s online shop.

The new single arrives as keshi prepares his third album. He has teased making a new record, which fans have affectionately dubbed K3, though that is not the confirmed title. No album release date has been announced as of yet.

In 2025, keshi’s Requiem World Tour included sold-out headlining shows at Madison Square Garden in New York, the O2 in London and Kia Forum in Los Angeles. He is also set to headline Clockenflap festival in Hong Kong on December 4.

Listen to keshi’s “MISS ME” here.