Stefan Velichkovski releases summer single "Karta" with razor‑sharp lyrics
Less than two months after the ballad "Imam se'", Velichkovski returns with a reggaeton-tinged pop single and a new videoclip.
Less than two months after releasing the emotional pop ballad "Imam se'", which resonated with parents and listeners alike, Macedonian singer Stefan Velichkovski is back with a new single titled "Karta". The lyrics capture the ache of parting — a one-way ticket tucked into a pocket while longing cuts the soul "like a razor".
Video and collaborators
"Karta" is credited musically to Velichkovski together with his wife, TV presenter Ana Nikolovska-Velichkovski, who co-wrote the lyrics and co-composed the song, while the arrangement was handled by Ile Spasev. For the visual treatment, Velichkovski again turned to Industrial Media and producer Dragan Ristovski to realize the videoclip.
Sonically, the track is a pop song with a reggaeton flavor, deliberately channeling the breezy, radio-friendly grooves of mid‑90s international hits such as "Coco Jumbo" by Mr. President or "All that she want" by Ace of Base. A bright harmonic bed and singable vocal line aim to make it an immediate summer earworm with clear potential for radio rotation.
The videoclip features Velichkovski alongside the dancers from the KaDance studio, performing choreography by Katerina Stojkovska. The visual and musical team largely mirrors the one behind his previous releases, underscoring the artist's continuity in production choices.
With its summery rhythm and heartbreaking lyric image — the single ticket as both departure and wound — "Karta" positions itself as a seasonal release meant for beaches, playlists and radio playlists alike. Watch the video to hear and see how Velichkovski frames a one-way farewell.
Photo: A.N.V./AI Grok
Photo: A.N.V./AI Grok
