Victoria Tyler’s journey into music defies convention. With a background in psychology, motherhood, voiceover, and a master’s degree from Harvard, her artistry emerges from a life lived deeply. Though she sang from childhood and studied classical piano for 13 years, she didn’t start writing songs until later in life—once she truly had something to say. Diagnosed with bipolar II after years of misdiagnosis, Victoria now turns survival into sound. Her lyrics are raw yet refined, often tackling themes of identity, motherhood, addiction, and resilience. She writes not just for catharsis, but to help others feel less alone. A proud member of MENSA and a certified life coach, Victoria brings both intellect and empathy to her creative work.
More than just an artist, she is committed to sharing her message of strength and healing with the world. Aspiring to take the TED Talk stage, she continues to expand her impact beyond music—using her voice, story, and perspective to inspire transformation and connection. Victoria is signed to the independent record label Young Outlaw Music, under which she continues to grow her artistry and brand. She is also slated for an October release of a remix album in collaboration with the multi–Billboard-charting dance label 418 Music, further solidifying her as an artist whose message resonates across genres and audiences alike. Now, Victoria Tyler shares her songs "Best Version of Me" and "I Love That for You"
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