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Laura Mam

@lauratevary

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I am a Cambodian American 🇰🇭🇺🇸
ceo 🕴
singer 🎤
songwriter🎹
dancer💃
music producer💻🎸
film producer🎥
dreamer🤓

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Happy 40th Birthday to my idol and personal boss lady @lauratevary ❤️

To more sunsets together, more cities to get lost in, more random adventures, silly laughter, beautiful memories, and of course our little arguments. Because even when you drive me crazy, there’s still no one else I’d rather argue with than you.

We’ve seen each other through so many versions of life, the beautiful, the messy, and everything in between. I know there were moments I could have been softer, more patient, and better with your heart.

But if there’s one thing I wish for, it’s more time. More moments, more sunsets, and more of this crazy beautiful life with you.

40 looks beautiful on you, and I hope life gives you all the happiness your heart deserves. Some people are simply irreplaceable, and you will always be one of mine. And if I could revisit certain moments, I would hold your heart a little more carefully 😭❤️‍🔥 by @lauratevary

Bali, you were magic. 🌴✨

A week at Nuanu Creative City with the Baramey x EMPIRE family—making music, making friends, and watching artists from different worlds find their chemistry in real time.

Songs were made. Collabs happened that I never could’ve predicted. Sauna sessions, cold plunges, late nights, adventures, a whole lot of laughing…and somewhere in between all of it, some serious magic found its way into the music. 🎶

So proud of our artists. So grateful for everyone who came with an open heart and brought their energy into the room.

Some trips are work trips. Some become memories for a lifetime.

This was definitely the second kind. ❤️‍🔥🌊

Bali 2026. Baramey x EMPIRE. Magic incoming… 🇰🇭🌏✨

@barameyofficial @empire @empire.asia @empire.publishing @nuanucreativecity @labyrinthmusicstudio by @lauratevary

Dressed up for a love story 🩷 ready to celebrate @monirathkhim 😁 by @lauratevary

Happy bday to @yokicoco. 2026 is as rough as the desert behind us, but somehow we still always find a way to smile through it all. You have 6 planets in alignment in your Aries chart this month, may it bring you blessings for your biggest dreams, especially to your dreams for your upcoming film “Romdoul: The Evening Fragrance.” Life is a movie I suppose and all of us are starring in it.

Reminder to self: buy life insurance for myself for your next birthday. 😂🎂🥷🏽 by @lauratevary

Dreams come true. A venue that one can only dream of, with artists which I once dreamed of.

When I was a little girl I always prayed Cambodia would have idols I could look up to. Someone I could root for. Strangers I could love because it felt like they belonged to me simply because they spoke the language that my mother and father did. Idols that were modern and pushing the boundaries of music that any foreigner would respect and not sneer at.

My dream was not achieved when I was a little girl, but they were achieved in these autumn years of mine as a woman. Somehow the time that has passed doesn’t matter, all that matters is just like that, the dream was achieved. C’est la vie. ❤️ see you tonight Paris. by @lauratevary

I want to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who worked so hard behind the scenes to make the “Rise for Khmer” Charity Concert in Paris on December 1st possible.

This concert was created with one purpose: to bring comfort and strength to our Khmer people affected by the border crisis, to raise funds for whatever their needs may be going forward, and to encourage Cambodians around the world to carry this spirit of unity — a reminder to the world of the unbreakable spirit of the Cambodian people.

My sincere thanks to our Baramey artists — Vannda, Vanthan, Suzana, Yuuhai, and Norith — for generously giving their time and energy to uplift those in need. Baramey Production is truly honored to have helped organize such a meaningful event. We hope our audiences and fans take away an image of solidarity — standing together as one, supporting our people and our nation through difficult times.

I would also like to thank all our supporters: Royal Group, Chip Mong Land, OCIC, Lok Chumteav Mao Chamnan, Nippon, Dara, Phanna, the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, and the Khmer Artists Association. Thank you to every artist and every member of the Baramey team who made this possible.

It has been one of my life’s honors to be part of this moment. And to all my beloved fellow Khmer around the world, please remember:

“ចង្កឹះមួយបាច់ កាច់មិនបាក់.”
“Chopsticks bound together cannot be broken.”

This is still Cambodia’s time to rise. So please, join us and Rise for Khmer. ❤️🇰🇭 by @lauratevary

It’s been too long since I released any music.

For years, I was consumed by the hustle of being a CEO at Baramey.

But lately, the pain in my chest has been louder than the silence of my art.

In the shadow of the Thai, Cambodian border dispute, I feel the weight of it all:

Too much injustice.
Too much cover-up.
Too much hypocrisy.
Too much racism.
Too much pain.

And not enough truth.
Not enough accountability.
Not enough humanity.

This is why I wrote and produced this song alongside our Baramey producer Jin.

It is a reflection of the chaos that everyday Cambodians are carrying inside, an unfiltered look at the trauma and the mass PTSD triggered by these events.
All the clips in this video are pulled from other creators. I’ve gathered them under “fair use” so the outside world can witness the pain our people are enduring.
I chose to write entirely in English so that the world can understand how deeply we are hurting.

May this visualizer allow you to feel, even for a moment, what it means to be Cambodian right now.

If you have a Cambodian friend, ask them how they are doing. Cambodian mental health worldwide is under siege.

Fair Use Disclaimer:
This video contains footage sourced from multiple creators for the purpose of commentary, criticism, education, and raising public awareness. It is used under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act (Fair Use), which permits limited use of copyrighted material without prior authorization for purposes such as news reporting, commentary, teaching, and research. All credit belongs to the original creators. by @lauratevary

This is just one camp. There are 30,000 people to feed, with only 40 monks and a handful of municipal authorities doing their best to organize. The biggest challenge right now: it’s rainy season in Cambodia. Refugees are sleeping on the ground under plastic tarps. When the rains come and flood the camp, everyone must stand and wait, sometimes for hours, until the water recedes. Many suffer from leg infections simply because their feet remain submerged for too long.

The children you see with shaved heads but no monks’ robes, those are the sons of fallen soldiers. The monks are gently welcoming them into novicehood to help them process grief. The camp is full of children of all ages, grandmothers, mothers. Many have been here for over a month.

I spoke to one woman who said, “At least the gunfire has stopped.” Since then, people have dared to smile again. They laughed when we visited, posed for photos, and told us how nice Vannda’s skin is, and how beautiful Zana looks in real life. We talked about regular things, because they are regular people in a deeply irregular situation.

These are not desperate people with nothing, they all have homes, they’re simply waiting to return. Smiles, laughter, and hugs were abundant. Most of the children just needed to be held. And once we started hugging them, it didn’t stop. It was like their hearts had been waiting for it.

Loving a stranger with your whole heart, that’s one of the most profound things a human being can feel. This experience will stay with me for the rest of my life. Thank you to our First Lady for honoring us with the chance to accompany you on this mission. by @lauratevary

Our Greatest Weapon Is Unity

Yesterday, I sat in a room with my entire Baramey staff. Each one of us—leaders, creators, dreamers—shared the pain we’ve been carrying: the heartache, the despair, and yes, the deep anger. We didn’t hold back. We spoke freely and from the heart. And in that moment, something beautiful happened. Through the weight of our emotions, we found relief. And through that relief, I found clarity.

This digital war—waged so cruelly from the other side—has one goal: to break our spirit. To make us doubt each other. To drown us in rage so that we turn inward, dividing ourselves from within. But here is what I realized, and what I shared with my team, and what I now say to all of you, my fellow Khmer:

Their greatest fear is our unity.

Every time we choose to stand together, to support each other, to organize and resist not with hate but with unwavering purpose—we threaten the very foundation of their tyranny.

When they see us linking arms, lifting each other up, building bridges across oceans to our communities and friends around the world—they see the truth of who we are. And they are afraid. Because no amount of disinformation or bullying can erase the power of a united people who know their worth.

So I say to you: Let them see us love louder. Let them see us work harder—for justice, for art, for truth. Let them see that we will not be broken.

And like @khmer_renaissance once said: Keep walking, koun Khmer.

Because every step we take together is a step closer to liberation. by @lauratevary

Dear Everyone, Everywhere by @lauratevary

Happiness 🌟 Gratitude by @lauratevary

To My Incredible Baramey Family,

This year has been one of the most defining chapters in our history—and it’s all because of you.

We’ve completed one of the most ambitious and high-pressure campaigns we’ve ever taken on. From hit singles by all of our artists, to groundbreaking albums, to our first-ever solo stadium concert, this year has been filled with historic milestones that have put Baramey on the map like never before.

And through it all, I watched you rise. I watched each and every one of you grow, stretch, sacrifice, and persevere. You pushed through late nights, difficult decisions, and overwhelming challenges—not for recognition, but out of pure belief in what we’re building together. I’ve seen you lead from every level of this company. I’ve seen you lift each other up, take ownership, and protect the spirit of what Baramey stands for.

That’s why I decided to create this—Baramey’s first ever gala night. Because I want to say what often goes unsaid: Thank you. I want every moment of this evening to reflect my deep and personal gratitude to each of you. So many of you work in the background, in the stress, in the unseen hours. Tonight is for you. To celebrate your wins, your resilience, your kindness—and your humanity.

You have given Baramey many midnights this year, so finally Baramey gets to give you one back and simply honor you.❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

Laura

Thank you to my amazing @suelbeestudio for the incredible fit! Had me feeling so fresh and so clean. Thank you to @oxclubrestaurant for taking the best care of @barameyofficial

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