Miss Me

At its core, ‘Miss Me’ traces the winding aftermath of leaving someone who never met you where you were. The music video for ‘Miss Me’ traces the slow collapse of a relationship over time, from love, to fighting, to silence. Centred around a performance scene of Kaiyah running alone down an empty road, it mirrors the song’s tension between self-respect and grief, that moment you know you made the right choice, but your body still has to catch up. Following the momentum of their recent single ‘3 Month Blackout’, which saw Kaiyah spotlighted by Rolling Stone Australia and earn a play on triple j, ‘Miss Me’ pushes further into emotional complexity, sharpening both the writing and the bite.