
INYIM Editorial Profile
Victor Lerma
Co-Founder, Digital Editor & Creative Director
Music, entertainment, digital media, local history and INYIM Radio
Victor Lerma is the co-founder of It’s Not You It’s Me Media and a driving creative force behind INYIM Radio. Since 2009, he has moved fluidly between breaking stories, shaping visuals, restoring forgotten images, editing video, building digital projects, and finding new ways to keep independent media original, alive, and ahead of the curve.
His path has never followed a single lane. Victor began his career at Fanscape, later worked as a Junior Systems Administrator at Add2net Inc., and spent nights DJing throughout Hollywood. He began teaching himself Photoshop as a teenager in 1993, long before digital creativity became part of everyday life. A former music-video boy, he has also worked in artist promotions connected to Enrique Iglesias, Taking Back Sunday, Juliette and the Licks, and many others.
Today, Victor supports international students by day while continuing to shape INYIM’s visual identity, editorial voice, technical foundation, and worldwide radio presence. He is drawn to the artists, places, histories, and creative outsiders that deserve greater attention.
Whether he is reviving an overlooked story, spotlighting emerging talent, documenting Los Angeles, supporting a small entrepreneur, or programming the next track on INYIM Radio, Victor brings the same instinct to everything he touches: find what is special, make it unforgettable, and make sure it never gets lost.
Latest Stories by Victor Lerma
255 published stories

Dolly Parton Dies at 80, Leaving Behind a Legacy That Changed Music and Millions of Lives
Dolly Parton has died at 80, closing an extraordinary chapter in American music. From “Jolene” and “9 to 5” to the Imagination Library,…

Rêve Debuts “Devour” Live at FIFA Fan Fest Toronto — And Sounds Incredible
Fresh off the release of “Devour,” Rêve takes the track straight to the FIFA Fan Festival stage at Toronto’s Fort York — and…

Debbie Harry’s “Feel the Spin” Was a Real 1985 Dance Hit — So Why Is It Forgotten?
We revisit Debbie Harry’s overlooked 1985 club gem “Feel the Spin,” from its Krush Groove movie moment and Jellybean production to its surprising…

Erling Haaland Cuts Off His Famous Hair — See His Dramatic Transformation
Erling Haaland says goodbye to his signature long blond locks for a dramatic new-season buzz cut, then calls Zlatan, Noel Gallagher, Jack Grealish…

Past Blast Musique: Joakim’s “Lonely Hearts” Is the Indie-Dance Gem You Forgot You Loved
Joakim’s “Lonely Hearts” still hits that perfect spot between melancholy pop, indie rock and the dance floor. We revisit the 2006 gem, Nicolas…

46 Years Later, We Finally Cracked the Lyrics to Foxy’s Forgotten Disco Gem “Party Boys”
We’ve loved Foxy’s “Party Boys” for years but could never fully understand Ish Ledesma’s lyrics. A lossless master and modern audio tools finally…

Rosie O’Donnell Returns to the Talk-Show Desk — and Reminds Us Why We Love Her
Rosie O’Donnell makes a welcome return to late night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, bringing big laughs, personal stories and the warmth that has…

Musician’s Iceland Scooter Adventure Went Very Wrong—Then a Stranger Came to the Rescue
Musician Meg LaGrande’s Iceland scooter ride went sideways when the battery died on a foggy mountain road. A kind local rescued her, showed…

Inside Cuba: A Young Man Works 18 Hours for $5 as the Island Goes Dark — Who’s to Blame?
Cuba’s worsening energy crisis leaves Anthony working 18 hours for $5, with 20 days without water and blackouts in 104-degree heat. Arvin Jassir…



