Baby Rose – Let Me Go [Video]
Baby Rose releases “Let Me Go” with an official video, opening another intimate corner of her upcoming album YEARNALISM.
The song sits in the space after a relationship has shifted beyond repair, but it avoids the usual crash-and-burn framing. Rose sounds more interested in release than wreckage — the kind of goodbye that still leaves room for grace.
That restraint is where “Let Me Go” draws its weight. Baby Rose’s voice already carries a lived-in ache, and here she lets the record move with patience instead of pushing for a big dramatic break. The result feels quiet but not small, shaped by the tension between wanting freedom and wanting the ending to stay human.
The new video, directed by Amaya Segura and Rae Blackman, follows “But, Nvm” and “Friends Again” featuring Leon Thomas as the YEARNALISM campaign sharpens into focus. The album is set to arrive July 10 via Secretly Canadian, with “Let Me Go” placed right in the middle of its 12-song tracklist.