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    Joy Crookes Returns with Emotionally Raw New Single, “I Know You’d Kill”

    By turuchiMay 17, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Joy Crookes – I know You’d Kill: Joy Crookes makes a powerful return today with her deeply personal new single, “I Know You’d Kill”, following the exciting announcement that she will perform at Glastonbury for the third time and take the stage at this year’s BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend in Liverpool this May.

    Last month, Joy made a triumphant return to live performances with a sold-out intimate show in support of War Child and BRITs Week, further solidifying her reputation as one of the most compelling artists of her generation.

    After taking time over the past three years to reflect and refine her artistry, Joy is back with a fresh wave of music that stays true to the spirit of her acclaimed debut album, Skin (2021). She kicked off this new chapter with the commanding “Pass The Salt” featuring Vince Staples, followed by the introspective “Mathematics” featuring Kano. Now, with “I Know You’d Kill”, she continues to prove that her music is as raw, powerful, and thought-provoking as ever.

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