Olga Myko Marks a New Era with 'I Don’t Have Any Problems'

Olga Myko’s musical journey has taken a new direction with the release of her latest single, 'I Don’t Have Any Problems'. After several years as a songwriter for other artists, Myko stepped into the spotlight in 2025, making her debut as a solo artist. This decisive turning point was quickly followed by a breakthrough with the viral tracks 'use me!!!!!!!' and 'Who’s That Calling?', which established her as a fresh and expressive voice in modern pop music.

Myko’s new record deal with Atlantic Records UK and 23 Records opens the door to an ambitious chapter in her career. The collaboration places her among the industry’s most influential names and gives her space to realize her artistic visions. The single 'I Don’t Have Any Problems' was written by Myko together with Slinger, Fanny Granström, and Duvchi, and the song had its live premiere before a sold-out audience at Myko’s most recent show in London, where it quickly became a crowd favorite and further strengthened her growing international impact.

The lyrics explore the feeling of repressing one's problems so intensely that an almost euphoric relief emerges. Myko herself describes the song as an expression of the universal longing to escape overwhelming emotions—and encourages the listener to stop asking, to just stop time and pretend that "everything is perfect, I have no problems." This temporary denial contains both freedom and vulnerability: what does it actually take to wake up, and when does the tense surface break?

What distinguishes Myko is her ability to weave together her heritage with a modern expression. Musically, she is strongly inspired by Slavic folklore and Ukrainian traditions, creating a soundscape that evokes childhood summers with her grandmother in Ukraine, the atmosphere of Eastern European films, and the baroque orchestra her parents led. These cultural references are seamlessly integrated with her innovative pop vision, resulting in music that feels both timeless and contemporary.

Myko’s early musical training has laid the foundation for her unique style—she began playing violin at the age of three and moved on to classical piano at seven. Her artistry bears clear traces of this rigorous background, but at the same time challenges expectations with deep basslines, experimental sounds, and emotionally charged storytelling. The result is a distinct, strong identity that both carries tradition and pushes its boundaries.

With 'I Don’t Have Any Problems', Olga Myko invites the listener to an emotionally charged and culturally rich landscape. Her music becomes a meeting place between the personal and the universal, pointing the way for new expressions in modern pop.