The soulful Kay Young has delivered the video for "Woe Is Me", taken from her imminent EP "We Meet At Last". The slow and sultry track features fellow neo-soul multi-hyphenate Ego Ella May, who assists in delivering Young's lament.

"Yeah, I'm sorry if you came to hear some glitter and gold/Nah, not today" she says on the track—the rich production of the self-produced "Woe Is Me" standing in contrast to the track's subject. The slow grind of "making it" preoccupies Young's mind and her lyrics; she speaks of determination, self-doubt and pride in what she's done thus far, before landing in acceptance of her journey, realising that it "could be a blessing it ain't happened over night/I guess I'll just enjoy the ride".

The track also comes with a warm, soft-lit video from director Dylan Hayes. Settle into the video's candle-lit, jazz club setting below.