Ukrainian singer-songwriter Natisa Gogol returns with a powerful and soul-stirring new single, “Matrix,” available now on all major streaming platforms. More than just a song, “Matrix” is a deeply emotional manifesto — a call to awaken, to resist illusion, and to rediscover personal and spiritual freedom.

Rooted in Gogol’s own experience of self-discovery, “Matrix” explores what it means to live authentically in a world that often pressures individuals to conform to false identities, roles, and values. Through raw lyrics and a haunting piano-driven arrangement — featuring fragments from Chopin’s Fantaisie-Impromptu — Gogol confronts the listener with a question that echoes throughout the track: “Are you truly living your own life, or merely following a script written by someone else?”

“This song was born from a time of deep inner questioning,” Gogol shares. “I felt surrounded by artificiality — like I was stuck in a reality that wasn’t mine. Writing ‘Matrix’ became an act of liberation.”

“Matrix” uses the iconic metaphor of the Matrix — not just as a nod to the cult classic film, but as a symbol of the invisible systems that control our choices, silence our voices, and cloud our truths. It speaks to anyone who feels like a cog in the machine, yearning for something more real.

The song’s emotional arc moves from isolation and confusion to protest, hope, and finally, a radiant sense of inner resolve. With lyrics like “I won’t be one more cog in the machine” and “Love is the way,” the track affirms that freedom isn’t found in escape, but in a return to the self — and to love as the guiding force

“Matrix” also marks a new chapter in Gogol’s creative evolution. Alongside her vocals, she performs all the piano parts herself, blending contemporary expression with classical influence. The track includes passages from Chopin’s Fantaisie-Impromptu, drawing emotional parallels between the Romantic masterpiece and her own modern-day quest for authenticity.

Director Farid Alijanov collaborated with Gogol on the upcoming video — a visually rich one-woman show that captures the inner tension and liberation at the heart of the song.

“Matrix” is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and all major streaming platforms.