DIGITAL DOWNLOAD Flora from Kansas turns heartbreak into a clean break on ‘The End,’ a dramatic indie-pop anthem about toxic relationships, blurred boundaries, and finally knowing when to walk away. Following the recent success of 2025's ‘The Ghost is Me,’ which came into its own after featuring in Amazon Prime hit show Off Campus, Flora returns with one of her boldest songs yet. Built around soaring guitars and an anthemic chorus, ‘The End’ follows someone determined to close the book on an ex who insists on loitering around, dangling a false friendship. “I thought it would be cool to sing about a certain relationship dynamic that I'm sure some people can relate to,” Flora explains. Approaching the recording with the emotional intensity of a teen drama, Flora wanted the track to hit just as hard as her previous release. According to Flora, “I wanted it to sound like a plot I would see in a teen drama.” Recorded in Kansas & mixed in Oslo by Erik Samkopf (Sassy 009, EXUM), ‘The End’ is all about closing one chapter to begin another. Equal parts breakup anthem and coming-of-age soundtrack, it's proof that sometimes the best endings are really just fresh starts—and for Flora From Kansas, still only 19, this is just the beginning.