Make yourself at home. My name is Nicole Victoria Lauren , and this is where I keep my music releases.
From deep house rhythms to reflective cinematic instrumentals, each piece is a part of a larger arc. Grab a cup of something warm, pick a track that fits your mood, and let’s get lost in the sound for a while:)
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Dunkman (I can feel it) – A high-energy international house banger song | Nicole Victoria Lauren
This high-energy international house banger is a derivative from my original song “Dunkman.” Welcome. Make yourself comfortable… I am so glad you found your way here. Please, stay as long as you’d like. There is a kettle on somewhere (at least in my mind), and the door is always open. My name is Nicole Victoria…
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A Toast to my friends – A Song About Friendship and Connection | Nicole Victoria Lauren
A Toast to my friends” is a warm, upbeat track built on strings, rhythm, and shared moments. As one of the songs of gratitude to friends, it’s about the people who stay—through everything. Welcome. Make yourself comfortable. Pull up a chair, maybe pour a cup of something warm, and stay as long as you’d like.…
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Rain Deluge – A Cinematic Instrumental Song | Nicole Victoria Lauren
Every piece of music has a heartbeat, but “Rain Deluge” feels more like a weather system that’s been hovering over my life for a very long time. It isn’t just a song; it’s a culmination. It’s a fragment of a memory that finally found its voice. In my world at NVL Music, I often talk…
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We are all connected – A song about connection | Nicole Victoria Lauren
We Are All Connected is an upbeat house track rooted in a simple but enduring idea: beneath our different paths, there is still a shared human thread. Welcome. Please, make yourself comfortable. Pull up a chair, grab a cup of something warm, and stay as long as you’d like. I’m so glad you’ve found your way…
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Flooded Dream – A Song About Heroes helping others to rise | Nicole Victoria Lauren
This song is inspired by a tale of betrayal and resilience. I hope it reflects the everyday people I met and who were “helpers” in my community. When tragedy hits, it is usually neighbors who are responsible for the recovery. They are first to pitch in, lift others up and rebuild. These people are the…