Victory Boyd

“There is a rich legacy of music that originates from both the trials and triumphs of the African-American experience, a legacy that flows like a river through generations and waters the world with songs of hope for the present times and for the future.” This is how Victory Boyd, a 31 year old soul and folk artist from Detroit Michigan, describes not only the sound that she carries but also the responsibility of what she carries as an artist, entrepreneur, and advocate. Victory started her career at the age of 4yrs old and grew as a vocalist in the family choir. The family later migrated to New York City and presented free concerts in Central Park for 10 years. In 2016 British film producer and director Jeymes Samuel discovered Victory and sent a video of her singing in Central Park to Jay-Z. Jay-Z personally signed Victory and her family in 2016. In 2018 Victory released her debut album “The Broken Instrument” which went on to garner fans globally and caused her to gain recognition from hip-hop mogul Kanye West who later invited Victory to help him write his first Gospel Album entitled Jesus is King, winning Victory her first Grammy as a songwriter. Victory opened The Secret Place Studios in 2020, and released her sophomore album Glory Hour in 2023. She has toured in Europe in 2023, 2024, and 2025 of note performing at the Premier Gospel Awards in London, England where she was nominated for International Artist of the Year in 2024. 2025 has marked a special new milestone as Victory released her first Christmas album, “Christmas Hymns.” This labor of love—steeped in reverence and wrapped in the tender peace of His presence—was created to accompany both the warmth of family gatherings and the quiet, sacred moments we share with God alone. 2026 is proving to be a year for the books. Victory steps into a new era as she releases her third studio album, “Confessions of a Lonely Girl” on March 27th. It is already garnering national and international attention. The project marks Victory’s most emotionally transparent body of work to date, capturing the quiet power of vulnerability, faith, and womanhood through a collection of deeply personal songs that unfold like private conversations with the soul. Arriving during Women's History Month, Confessions of a Lonely Girl draws from Victory’s lived experiences, offering an unfiltered reflection on love, spiritual resilience, and the courage it takes to tell the truth even when it’s uncomfortable. She is looking forward to sharing this body of work with the world!