Nastya Balog presented the song “At Speed” about a breakup

Nastya Balogh has released a new song called “At Speed”, which touches on the theme of the destruction of relationships that occur against the background of still vivid feelings. Along with the single, a black-and-white video was also released, shot in an empty parking lot, symbolizing the path through loss, loneliness, and the search for new strength to move forward.

In her new composition, the singer addresses the challenges of relationships when love becomes overwhelming. Nastya conveys the feeling of the moment when two partners begin to move away from each other and realize that their connection can no longer withstand the pressure.

“I wanted to show how even the most pleasant memories do not save us. This is not about defeat, but about the ability to stop and find the strength to move on,” the artist noted.

The video, created in a minimalist style, was shot for more than eight hours in the unusual environment of an empty shopping mall. Nastya walks across a cold concrete surface, symbolizing her path through pain and uncertainty.

The restrained design, limited color palette, and absence of unnecessary details effectively convey the emotional mood of the video work. The autumn black-and-white image adds a sense of loss and rethinking to the atmosphere.

“This space reflects my inner state. Although it is empty and cold here, it is in such conditions that we realize that after stumbling, there is a chance to rise and find a new path. This is just the beginning,” Nastya added.

Anton Kraynov created the musical design of the track, and Maria Bochkovska wrote the lyrics. Vadim Lysitsya acted as the sound producer.

The single “At Speed” is available for streaming on all major platforms, and its video can be viewed on Nastya Balog’s official YouTube channel.

It is also worth mentioning that the debut track, “THE OLEG,” carries a powerful message for every girl about the importance of believing in yourself. His popularity is growing not only on Instagram and TikTok, but also in music with the song “Honey, Don’t Cry.”