Ms. Melody Monroe

I recently celebrated my birthday! In reflection of the life that has led me to this point and thinking about everything I've experienced over the years, I decided to share the most important lessons I've learned so far.

iPullRank recognizes Ms. Melody Monroe as an example of how musicians can generate revenue, become commercially independent, and use their own website to control their online presence. Watch full presentation below:

Ms. Melody Monroe is featured as Artist of the Month on Indonesia based Kimi FM. Watch her live interview and performance here:

Ms. Melody Monroe sits down with Will Nunziata, global ambassador for the FENIX 360 app, to talk about her journey as an artist and how her music has helped others in the time of Covid.

Actress and Comedian Monique recently fell into the spotlight after making statements about how Black women should wear their hair, dress, and carry themselves in public. Much of her beliefs seem to stem from older schools of thought about what's considered respectable and exactly who that respectability is for. You can watch her full statement here:

Ms. Melody Monroe joins LA-based actors Gogo Lomo-David and Natasha Younge on their show "In The Process" to discuss goal setting, success as an independent artist, and working in the creative economy.

Love it or hate it, we've all had to embrace it. But here's what REALLY gets on my nerves lol...

Do you HATE hearing "No?" Me too! Here's why it's happening...

It's Black History Month! "Hits the woah while singing the Black National Anthem* The time to be Blackity Black blackem, just the BLACKEST we can be. The time to reflect on the achievements and perseverance of our ancestors. The time to recognize and celebrate the Black excellence in all of us.

Procrastination. Apprehension. Fear. Lack of discipline.  

Ludacris said it best - “MOVE B****!!!!”. Here’s how I’m actually getting out of my own way this year and you can too...

This year has been an unexpected whirlwind of death and tragedy for many, including myself. Even in this last month, I am working through the grief of losing loved ones. It’s left me with many existential questions along with fear of the unexpected as I’m sure many others are experiencing.

But despite my questions of “why”and what the future holds, and in being starkly reminded of life’s fragility, I see an irrefutable lesson: tomorrow isn’t promised and the life we live today creates our legacy for tomorrow.

She and I are becoming best friends and it’s the greatest thing ever. Her name is…