...WHO IS SHE?

VÏKÆ is a Ukrainian-born, New Zealand-based artist and provocateur crafting a sharp alt-pop sound shaped by classical discipline, euro-trash glamour and anti-capitalist performance art.
 

Her work lives in the shadows between 1950s noir glamour and dystopian futurism where cinematic textures meet cold minimalism and truth. VÏKÆ’s voice is both weapon and invitation: a femme fatale singing songs of protest for the disillusioned and the awakened.

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She’s graced major stages across Aotearoa including: Baydreams, Mardi Gras, AUM and Soundsplash (to name a few) and is known for performances that feel less like pop shows and more like sharp statements in full body.
 

Now, she’s building the DOOMSDAY COLLECTIVE: a multi-album concept project which is an unfolding ritual of sound and shadow. Each chapter is a coded transmission. Each lyric becoming a manifesto in melody that calls the broken, the fed-up and the wild-hearted to assemble.

This isn’t music. It’s a movement.

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No label. No gimmicks. Just pure unfiltered rebellion.