Weekly Premieres: TikTok Hit by Alena Omargalieva and Sasha Chemeryov’s Profane Manifesto

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Alena Omargalieva – Muziko

Even before its official release, the song became a hit on TikTok, garnering over 70,000 re-uploads – that’s even more than her hit “Muzhchina” at the time.

– I wanted “Muziko” to be precisely about this – about our true selves. About those who persevere, continue to live, find the strength to smile, love, and cherish what’s theirs, even amidst war. And at the same time, about those who are far away today but remain here in spirit. Wherever a Ukrainian finds themselves, a piece of their heart always knows the way home. That’s why in the music video, we showed people of various professions who hold someone’s life, city, or country in their hands every day. But behind all their decisions, responsibilities, and stress lies a simple human desire – to return to their loved ones. To hugs, to a familiar voice, to an ordinary evening beside the most important people.

ZLATA OGNEVICH, MAKO – DIM

The track was produced by RUNSTAR, with mixing and mastering by Stas Chorniy. The song’s lyrics blend Ukrainian and French, dedicated to longing for one’s homeland, childhood memories, and the irresistible urge to return home.

Sasha Chemeryov, Hidden Element – Vse Tse Kolis Mene

Sasha Chemeryov and Ihor Kyrylenko (Hidden Element) release a profane manifesto of our times.

– The composition “Vse Tse Kolis Mene” is the quintessence of the surrealism of our present, where cheerful, life-affirming music mixes with sharp socialist realist poetry. It’s a constant state of awe that has long become routine for us, and we handle it with dignity. The song is based on real events, and its participants are those who experienced them.

Ulyana Shuba – Oy, Mam

A dance-lyrical story about a relationship that one seems to have outgrown, yet something still compels a return.

– “Oy, Mam” is a song that touched something deep within me from the very first second I heard the demo. I have a special connection to this track, and I can’t quite explain why, or perhaps I can, as it very accurately describes one of my love stories. After the track “Fataliti,” I wanted to give people something similar in vibe, but at the same time, something that would have its own emotional palette,” comments Ulyana Shuba.

KRISTONKO – Prosto Bi Khotila

Khrystyna Khrystynko releases another light, dance-pop track.

– “Prosto Bi Khotila” is a song where I first reveal to you the qualities a man should possess alongside a strong and independent woman who meets all her own needs. This song is truly about a girl’s most important desires in a relationship: about support, care, sincere feelings, and the simple things that make love real. After all, current standards scream: “A man must provide for a woman!”. But before that, the most important thing should be placed – cherishing her, being in her thoughts, and when she falls – he will catch her. And then he can provide.