Sasha Keable Finds Stillness and Seduction in 'TAI CHI'

Sasha Keable returns with one of her most anticipated releases to date, finally releasig “TAI CHI” after months of fan requests, tour teasers, and a standout moment during her recent Tiny Desk performance. Already a fan favorite long before its official release, the track arrives as a slow-burning, emotionally layered meditation on desire and the delicate balance between surrender and strength. Written between London and Los Angeles, “TAI CHI” reflects the duality that has always shaped Sasha’s best work, introspective yet daring and sensual yet grounded. Its soundscape blends smooth late-night Jazz and R&B textures with her unmistakable vocal presence, creating a rich, velvety atmosphere that expands the sonic universe while hinting at where her artistry is heading next.

The track’s visual companion is directed by acclaimed visual auteur Michelle Helena Janssen. The visual for the song elevates “TAI CHI” into a cinematic experience. Janssen, who has become one of the year’s most influential directors through her work with artists like Odeal and KWN, brings her signature intimacy and clarity to Keable’s world. The visual is a study in restraint and release, mirroring the track’s emotional push-and-pull. Soft, deliberate movement, warm lighting, and quietly charged framing create an atmosphere that feels suspended between meditation and high energy communion at a dinner table. Through Janssen’s eye, Sasha becomes both the center of stillness and the source of tension, embodying the song’s themes of sensuality, and self-assuredness.

The song and visual present Sasha Keable at her most refined and self-possessed. “TAI CHI” signals a new creative peak. It shows an artist who understands how to channel emotional truth into sound and mood. With this release, Sasha steps into her next era with intention to be grounded, glowing, and fully in control of her artistic balance.