We premiere “Don’t Break My Heart”, the first video clip from RUTH

RUTH premieres her first video clip with a marked cinematographic aesthetic, filmed in the historic Raluy Legacy Circuswith which he celebrates the first anniversary of blacksheep and claims the right to be different.

The circus opens its doors, but behind the show hides a disturbing universe of masks, extravagant characters and raw emotions. We premiere exclusively Don’t Break My Heartthe first video clip of RUTHan audiovisual piece that turns circus aesthetics into a metaphor for appearances, betrayal and the search for one’s own identity.

Between the darkness of the dressing rooms, the lights of the track and an audience of made-up faces, RUTH builds a particular circus nightmare in which appearance and identity maintain a constant pulse. The singer goes through this universe of disturbing characters until she turns the stage into a space of liberation. A story with a marked cinematographic vocation that accompanies the emotional intensity of the song. With more than six minutes in length, the piece transcends the usual video clip format to approach the musical short film. Its visual narrative plays with chiaroscuro, desaturated tones and contrasts between cold reds and blues, while the interpretation of RUTH It gains intensity until it leads to a vindication of authenticity. Taking off the mask, accepting one’s own shadows and recognizing oneself as different are some of the ideas that run through a story in which the figure of the black sheep acquires all its meaning. The video clip has been filmed entirely at the historic Raluy Legacy Circus, under the direction of Nicko De La Fuente and with production of Bakers Ink. The photography direction is carried out by Jessy Nottolawhile Morgan Mirza shares the editing tasks with the director himself.

The premiere arrives this November 10, a date especially marked for Ruth Lorenzowhich celebrates its birthday and the first anniversary of blacksheep. The album marked a return to the roots of rock for RUTH, with a collection of songs that move between vulnerability, rage and self-acceptance.

Recorded live on analog tape in the studios real world of Peter Gabrielin England, the album was produced by Emilio Esteban and her own Ruth Lorenzoin addition to the participation of Rafa Sardina and Sylvia Massy in the technical section. Recognized as Best Rock Album at the Yepes Awards from the Region of Murcia and finalist in the Awards + Music, blacksheep has sold out its first vinyl edition, whose new edition is already in preparation.

RUTH will continue to bring this repertoire to the stage with two upcoming performances: the November 20 in the Scoundrel Room of Pamplona and the November 21 in Bilborock, Bilbao.