Singer VIRA, previously known as Vera Brezhneva, has released her first Ukrainian-language longplay titled "SYAYVO". The record includes seven tracks covering a wide range of musical genres and emotional states, from Latin American rhythms and folk motifs to deep personal experiences.

Creating the Album Amid Blackouts

Work on the material began a year before the release, but the main recording stage took place in the second half of January, when the country faced massive power outages. According to the artist, difficult external circumstances could not stop the creative process; on the contrary, they pushed her to fill the songs with inner light and strength.

Bright Collaborations and New Tracks

The album features both fan-favorite tracks like "Krasiva", "Moye sonechko", and "Ne dohovoryla", as well as completely new compositions. Among them are the energetic Latin-infused track "Znov", the confession song "Ya tebe", and the record's boldest experiment, "EX".

Premiere of "Ty i Ya" Music Video

The culmination of the longplay is the collaboration with ALEKSEEV titled "Ty i Ya", which the artists call a manifesto of harmonious love without unnecessary drama. The music video was filmed in a picturesque location near Kyiv, visually embodying the idea of merging two energies into a single powerful emotional flow.