Sampha Blood On MeWatch at the source

"Blood On Me" arrived as Sampha's proper solo breakthrough, stripping his production finesse down to spare piano and his signature falsetto catching on every exposed nerve. Director Alex Lill shoots the singer submerged in water, limbs suspended in slow-motion darkness, then cuts to close-ups of his face breaking the surface—a literal visualization of drowning in guilt that never feels heavy-handed. The track became his first to chart in the UK.