All In One

About me

Hi everyone!

I’m Viktoria, but my parents call me Viki. I’m a Slavic singer and songwriter who decided that instead of going to therapy, I’d just „dig up my traumas“ and turn them into pop songs. It’s not necessarily cheaper than therapy, but way more fun.

I’ve always sucked at talking about my feelings, but I realised that music can express what’s hard to say out loud. I fell in love with songwriting after an almost spiritual experience. A certain song came on, I listened to the lyrics, and thought, „This is exactly what’s happening to me right now… what the hell?“ That’s when I understood that music has the power to perfectly capture feelings. My goal is to give you that same feeling with my songs. I hope to help people express their emotions and feel just a little less alone in this beautiful, messy life.

I also love my Slavic roots and want to share my culture with the world. It deserves more recognition, and yes, this is also my attempt to prove that even we Slavs have feelings—we just prefer to process them through catchy songs instead of, you know, smiling.

Find me

My socials aren’t just about the music — they’re about the moments in between. My too-honest-for-their-own-good family, my unhinged friendships, funny Slavic bits, and way too many videos of my dog. It’s not all deep and artistic, but it’s 100% me.

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Listen to me

Every song here started as a feeling I couldn’t explain or emotions I didn’t know how to talk about.
Some came from heartbreak — like when I “kind of” dated that one guy. Well, didn’t really, but I did. But I didn’t. That whole situationship went on for some years, so a lot of songs came out of it. And then there’s the healing era — the kind where I healed way too fast after finding out what that so-called Christian guy actually did. He swore he was God’s man, but honestly, I think I ended up being the saint one in that story. Anyway, these songs are pieces of my life, so you’d better appreciate me sharing all that emotional damage with you. (Just kidding… kind of)

Life in a Suitcase

Life in a Suitcase is about leaving the house you grew up in because you’ve got dreams that won’t wait. You go chase them, but damn, you miss home more than you thought you would.

All These Places

All These Places is about someone who thinks that if you go back to where it all happened, you’ll miss them and come back. But joke’s on him — I only miss the memories, not the man.

No Matter

No Matter is a song about love that lasts no matter what.
Ironically, the guy I wrote it for didn’t get the memo.

A Blurred Memory

I wrote A Blurred Memory for the only ex who was nice, but I forgot what is the meaning of this song. It still hits, though.

Maybe You’re Now Down

Maybe You’re Now Down is about never giving up on your dreams, even when your Slavic grandparents remind you every week that singing isn’t a real career.

I’m Done

I’m Done is about saying no to the bare minimum and goodbye to anyone who thinks ‘good enough’ is enough.

At Least I Feel

At Least I Feel is about being with someone without being in a relationship, because feeling something, even if it’s not love, is better than feeling nothing at all.

Love in Arrivals

Love in arrivals is about airport love—the kind that hits so hard it makes you forget all the trauma of Ryanair flights and that you just paid €7 for a bottle of water. It is about discovering that the purest form of love isn’t romantic…it’s your dad waving like a maniac and your dog climbing you like a tree, like I’ve been missing for 12 years instead of 12 weeks.

Let’s stay in touch!