《The Victory》 | Episode 6: Da Vinci Calling — DJ Laurinda, Composer of Light and Desire.
In early 2026, DJ Laurinda ascends to a new plane of immersive artistry, where sound is sculpture, and silence carries as much weight as a note.
This season, the gallery extends its world beyond canvas and light, unveiling The Victory, a new album that feels less like a release and more like an invitation.
In collaboration with Nexth iTV’s Art & Chic Channel and DJ Laurinda XShows, Princess Laurinda steps into the spotlight for an intimate conversation with hosts Alex and Isabella—a moment that feels playful, warm, and quietly theatrical.
“It’s not just an album,” Princess Laurinda smiles during the interview, her tone soft but confident. “It’s a journey. A little nocturnal flirtation, a dash of cinematic grandeur, and a lot of heart.”
That spirit mirrors the philosophy of Princess Laurinda iArt Gallery, where sound and image are never separate. Each track from The Victory echoes the gallery’s visual language: velvet shadows, hushed light, restrained glamour, and emotional intimacy. From the whispered seduction of Midnight Velvet to the electric pulse of Electric Allure, the album moves effortlessly between playful allure and quiet reflection.
When asked about the softer moments—Dawn Epoch and Dusk Epoch—Princess Laurinda describes them as “breathing in and out,” framing a full emotional cycle from night to morning, desire to reflection. Even the operatic pieces—Da Vinci Aria, Cuore di Charme, Eleganza Oscura—carry a sense of mischief beneath their elegance, like secrets shared behind silk curtains.
What sets The Victory apart is its visual soul. Through Princess Laurinda iArt Gallery, music becomes color, texture, and movement. Light responds to rhythm. Shadows follow melody. The experience is immersive, cinematic, and deeply personal—each listener invited to see, feel, and imagine differently.
“It’s magic dust,” Princess Laurinda laughs lightly during the interview. “The music interacts with the art. And everyone walks away with their own secret version.”
With The Victory, Princess Laurinda iArt Gallery once again blurs the line between gallery space and inner world—offering not answers, but atmosphere; not spectacle, but seduction.
Discover the full teaser and immerse yourself in the world of The Victory here.
