”I Know You’d Kill is a song I wrote for my manager, Charlie, because I tripped balls at Glastonbury and believed someone in our team was bad news. I panicked so much I almost cried. In an effort to reassure me, she turns to me and goes “you know Nay (a friend of Joy's) and I would kill for you”. My lack of sobriety, her presence and my trust in her made her look so literally shiny. I couldn’t even look at her because she was glittering,” Joy Crookes explains.

"I Know You'd Kill" follows recent singles, "Pass The Salt" featuring Vince Staples and "Mathematics" featuring Kano.