Masha Kondratenko Drops New Single 'Zhe Tem' — A Song About Failed Relationships

Masha Kondratenko's Latest Release

According to Главком: Ukrainian singer Masha Kondratenko has unveiled a new track titled 'Zhe Tem', which delves into the theme of unsuccessful relationships. The announcement came from the publication 'Glavkom', citing the artist's press service. This latest composition continues the musical journey of Kondratenko, who first gained widespread attention with her viral 2022 hit 'Vanka-Vstanka'.

Theme and Emotions in the New Track

The title 'Zhe Tem' translates from French as 'I love you'. Through her work, Kondratenko aims to capture emotions that resonate with many young women.

“This song is my way of sharing something that probably every girl has experienced. I wanted to create something that makes you smile and say, 'Yes, that's me!'” the singer explained.

Kondratenko was a finalist in Ukraine's National Selection for Eurovision 2025, a major milestone in her career. Following that, she released the single 'Mukhy', which also received positive feedback from listeners. Born in the city of Shostka, Sumy region, she continues to actively work on new projects.

According to the artist's press team, 'Zhe Tem' is more than just a song-it's a musical diary where Masha, with her characteristic humor and lightness, captures the full emotional spectrum, ranging from 'not a romantic' to a 'gorgeous man' who takes your breath away with love. The lyrics reflect the doubts and experiences that can arise in relationships, including lines like: 'You're not a romantic, but we'll close our eyes, there are options that we'll definitely be together'.

Kondratenko's evolving artistry continues to draw listeners, as her music tackles relevant themes close to many young people. The new track 'Zhe Tem' not only showcases her ability to convey emotion but also reinforces her place on the Ukrainian music scene. Given her Eurovision participation and the positive reception of her earlier work, her popularity and influence on Ukraine's musical landscape are expected to keep growing.