KÁRYYN
Between Toxic and Relentless Love

Earlier this year, KÁRYYN introduced the world to her forthcoming album PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL). Today she adds another piece to that story with END TO KNOWING YOU, a new track released alongside a striking music video directed by Jenna Marsh. The single offers another glimpse into the record arriving later this spring via Mute, continuing the emotional thread that began with COLLAPSE PHASE while shifting the focus toward something more intimate.
END TO KNOWING YOU moves through the complicated space where desire and distance exist at the same time. The song reflects on a connection that can’t quite be lived but never fully disappears either. KÁRYYN’s voice sits at the centre of the track, floating over restrained synths and slow-moving rhythm, while the repeated line “There's no end to knowing you” becomes the emotional anchor of the song. The lyrics move between restraint and inevitability, capturing the strange pull of someone who remains present even after everything else has changed.
The video continues that tension through movement. Conceived by KÁRYYN and directed by Jenna Marsh, known for her work with artists like Charli XCX and Eartheater, the visual focuses on performance rather than narrative. Choreographer Supple Nam and dancer Danni Spooner translate the emotional push and pull of the track into a series of expressive movements that feel both controlled and instinctive. Produced by Black Dog Films, the result feels intimate and immersive without losing its sense of scale.
The release follows COLLAPSE PHASE, the first single to emerge from PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL). Across the upcoming album, KÁRYYN brings together vocals, strings, modular synths, and rhythmic structures tuned to 432 Hz, weaving in subtle influences from Armenian and Middle Eastern musical traditions. When she first announced the record, she described it as the result of years of exploration, a project shaped through collaboration, curiosity and patience. As more music begins to surface, that world slowly becomes clearer.
Words
David Alarcón
Photo
Jenna Marsh
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