BLXST and Sasha Keable Share 'Ruin' Video as 'Labor of Love' Rollout Picks Up
BLXST is pushing his latest era forward with 'Ruin,' a moody collaboration with Sasha Keable that now has an official video. The clip, released on BlxstVEVO on June 10, lands as the Los Angeles artist continues building toward Labor of Love, the album he has been teasing across the rollout.
The visual keeps the focus on the chemistry between the two singers rather than a flashy concept. BLXST and Keable trade lines with the kind of restrained tension that suits the song's title, giving the record a slow-burn mood that sits comfortably between contemporary R&B and West Coast soul.
The release is also getting fresh attention from music media. The Source spotlighted the video and the Labor of Love tracklist reveal on June 12, while Essence published a new interview with BLXST the same day, in which he described the project as 'a true piece of who I am.' Together, the coverage signals that the rollout is moving from teaser mode into a fuller album push.
Keable's feature gives the record extra weight. Her tone has a natural fit in BLXST's world, and the pairing reinforces how much of his recent work lives at the intersection of R&B, alternative soul, and rap's more melodic edges. 'Ruin' does not feel like a throwaway single; it feels like a scene-setter.
If Labor of Love is the next major chapter, 'Ruin' suggests BLXST is aiming for something intimate rather than oversized. The official video doesn't overexplain the song. It lets the performance, the chemistry, and the atmosphere do the work — exactly the kind of understated move that can carry an R&B rollout a long way.
