SHAMAN Releases New Breakup Song and Music Video Proshchay Moya Lyubov Amid Rumors

Singer Yaroslav Dronov, known as SHAMAN, released a black-and-white music video and song titled “Farewell, My Love” on October 1, focusing on a painful separation and a failed romance, URA.RU reported. The release immediately sparked widespread public discussion regarding the stability of his marriage to Ekaterina Mizulina, director of the League of Safe Internet.

The new single depicts the artist walking through Moscow parks, near the high-rise on Kotelnicheskaya Embankment and across capital bridges, before ending with a tearful parting from a female character. In a Telegram post accompanying the premiere, Dronov wrote that certain words divide life into a “before” and “after.” While fans flooded the official comments praising the emotional weight of the track, many questioned whether the storyline reflects real-life events in the artist’s personal life, according to Tula.mk.ru.

Public Reactions and Artistic Statements on Separation

The thematic focus on letting go drew direct comparisons to the couple’s high-profile public appearances earlier in the year. SHAMAN and Mizulina married in November 2025 during a trip to the Donetsk People’s Republic, following a public announcement of their relationship at a solo concert in March 2025, Tula.mk.ru noted. The pair were subsequently spotted holding hands at elections for the State Duma.

Addressing the ambiguity surrounding the lyrics, Dronov offered a statement addressing the nature of the track. “Sometimes the hardest thing is to walk away from a person you continue to love. Reason has already chosen the road, but the heart still remains where you are leaving from,” the singer commented, as reported by Tula.mk.ru. He added that silence often serves as a way to protect loved ones from outside scrutiny, noting that he accepts public blowback by channeling private matters into his music.

Monochromatic Aesthetics Feature Moscow Landscapes and Tula Visits

The visual direction of the project relies on stark monochromatic aesthetics. The music video features urban landscapes across Moscow, capturing the musician against historical bridges and architectural landmarks before culminating in a somber farewell scene. Tula.mk.ru reported that prior to the October release, Dronov visited the village of Bunyrevо near Tula in September to participate as a jury member in the “KVN.Perviye” festival, where he performed the Russian national anthem alongside children and joined a local team on stage.

While regional media documented his public engagements in Tula and audience reception remained overwhelmingly positive across streaming platforms, neither Dronov nor Mizulina has issued further clarifications regarding whether the narrative of the song mirrors their current domestic situation. Mizulina has not publicly reacted to the release, and the singer has maintained his silence following the initial rollout of the video.

Unresolved Questions Surrounding the Release

Observers and followers remain divided on whether “Farewell, My Love” functions strictly as an artistic exploration of heartbreak or serves as an autobiographical confession. Just a month prior to the drop, the vocalist spoke publicly in interviews about marital harmony, leaving followers to parse the gap between his previous statements and the melancholic tone of the new visual work. As streaming numbers climb across official channels, neither party has confirmed or denied the rumors circulating among the audience, leaving the exact status of their relationship unaddressed.

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