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Zedd Teams Up with Kehlani on New Single 'Good Thing' - Stream, Download & Lyrics!

Zedd Teams Up with Kehlani on New Single 'Good Thing' - Stream, Download & Lyrics!

Zedd has just dropped his brand new single with Kehlani, called “Good Thing“!

The track serves as the official follow-up to the 29-year-old hit-maker’s single “365” with Katy Perry.

“It’s been a while since I was THIS excited about a song. To me, ‘Good Thing‘ brings all of my musical influences together. It has elements of pop, jazz, electronic and even soul. It feels like a journey of all the genres of music I’ve made and enjoyed throughout my life,” Zedd said in a statement. “Getting to work on this song with Kehlani was incredible. She’s such an unbelievable talent and I’m so honored we got to do this song together.”

“This record is special because I’ve always admired Zedd for his ability to breathe life into his art in such a fun way,” Kehlani added in her statement. “It’s a meaningful record but still extremely fun, and very, very me. Recording this was one of the most fun studio sessions I’ve had in a long time.”

You can also stream “Good Thing” on Spotify and download on iTunes now!

Click inside to read the lyrics to Zedd and Kehlani’s collaboration…

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