British singer-songwriter Lucy Rose dropped new single “Solo(w)” today, off her upcoming fourth studio album No Words Left, due out March 22nd.

The smooth track mesmerizes listeners with its emotional lyrics, soft piano notes, and Rose’s delicate vocals Reflecting on “Solo(w),” Rose emphasizes the single, “feels like it was the first time I could look back at a period of time and understand it. I wasn’t out of the dark but I could see a light” and further explains “this one felt like it was pulling at me to say ‘it’s ok’ and it’s time to move on. I confronted a lot of thoughts in this song, it was time to finally accept it all and come out with a better understanding of it all.”

Lucy Rose also released the music video for “Solo(w),” which will make up part of a longer 36-minute film created to accompany the entire album.

“Solo(w)” follows up Rose’s previous single “Conversation” off No Words Left, and her collaboration with Logic on track “YSIV”.

Watch the intimate music video below: