Joy Crookes’ Perfect Crime Marks Her First Music Video Filmed in Bangladesh

A Cinematic Comeback

Joy Crookes has released a new video for her latest single  Perfect Crime, and this time she’s brought the story back to her roots. Filmed entirely in Bangladesh, the visual sees Crookes riding atop a moving train, surrounded by shifting city skylines and sprawling city scenes. The imagery isn’t just striking—it’s a reflection of her heritage, woven into a noir-inspired narrative.

A Story of Love and Danger

At its core, Perfect Crime is about finding courage before diving back into the dating world. Crookes calls it “my version of a mantra…basically me giving myself a pep talk.” With cinematic production and soulful vocals, the track turns nerves into strength, while the video mirrors that journey with bold, cultural imagery.

Artist in Evolution

Since her Mercury Prize-nominated debut Skin, Crookes has been celebrated as one of Britain’s most compelling young voices. With Perfect Crime, she embraces her British-Bangladeshi roots and London grit while stepping boldly into new creative territory. It’s a sound that feels timeless yet urgent—proof of an artist continually pushing her own boundaries.

As she gears up for upcoming performances, Perfect Crime sets the tone: bold, intoxicating, and unforgettable.