Where to Listen

Nora’s music is available in a few different places, depending on how you prefer to listen.

The same work may appear across multiple platforms, but the site itself is the most complete and contextual place to explore it.

Listening on the Site

Musical collections can usually be listened to directly on this site.

Tracks are embedded so they can be played in place, without leaving the frame they belong to. Lyrics always accompany musical releases, and individual tracks may include notes that situate them within the frame they came from.

This is the best place to experience the work with its full context.

Streaming Services and YouTube

Once a musical collection has settled, it is generally made available across major streaming services and on YouTube.

This allows the work to be heard in familiar listening environments and makes it easier to return to pieces over time. Availability may vary slightly by platform, but the intent is broad, convenient access rather than exclusivity.

Distribution to streaming platforms is handled through DistroKid.

About Other Platforms

Some tracks may also be accessible through the tools used to generate them, such as Suno.

This availability reflects how those tools work rather than a release decision. Listening there should not be considered part of a frame or a collection in the curatorial sense.

Other platforms may have policies that restrict or exclude generative work. In those cases, the project does not attempt to bypass or obscure how the work was made. If a service chooses not to host the music, that decision is accepted.

Choosing How to Listen

There’s no single correct way to engage with the work.

You can listen casually through a streaming service, spend time with a full collection on the site, or follow a frame across music and visuals. Each offers a slightly different experience.

Wherever you listen, what matters is whether something holds your attention long enough to be meaningful.

That’s enough.