Some endings don’t arrive with thunder but they drift in softly, like the sun lowering into the sea. In All My Love to You, London-based multidisciplinary artist Jaixia turns heartbreak into something luminous. Her new single, out via Mahogany Songs, feels less like goodbye and more like dusk: a tender descent into self-awareness, glowing with the kind of warmth that remains even after the light fades.

Produced by Levi Yarde (music director for kwn, Stormzy), the track swells with gossamer strings and Jaixia’s feather-light vocals. It’s an ethereal balm for the moments when love asks to be released. “Though at first glance it may appear as a love song, All My Love to You is actually about letting someone go with love, and ultimately finding strength in yourself, she shares. I believe in letting go with love and not resentment — I think it creates space for what is truly meant for you to enter.”

In Jaixia’s world, even closure blooms. Her music feels handwoven, like petals pressed between linen folds, each note holding memory, grace and growth. This sense of ritual continues in the music video, which she directed herself, filmed by Juan Cruz Impallari and choreographed by Hope Alex. What began as an unplanned vision became a moment of cosmic alignment.

“I had recorded the song in the studio and had this vision of dancing at sunset, she recalls. While solo travelling in Indonesia, I met Juan by chance at a jewellery-making workshop three days before my flight home. I showed him the moodboard and we filmed it the next afternoon — it all felt meant to be.”

The result is a sunset-drenched visual that mirrors the quiet courage it takes to stand still in the fading light, to let go without bitterness, to trust that the horizon always holds another dawn.

With All My Love to You, Jaixia doesn’t just close a chapter: she paints it in gold.