Kelly Monrow presents her latest single “Fighter”, a ballad that embraces both fragility and strength. The track is paired with an intimate music video that strips away excess and leaves only the voice, the words, and the emotion.
The song carries special meaning for Monrow because it was the first piece she recorded when she decided to dedicate herself to music. Written by Mike Gonsolin and Lee Ann McCollum and produced by Mike G, “Fighter” blends simple arrangement with emotional depth. Rather than relying on heavy layers of production, the ballad focuses on Monrow’s delivery, giving space for each lyric to resonate.
The accompanying video reflects the same philosophy. Kelly Monrow sings directly to the camera with no distractions, creating an atmosphere of raw honesty. At the end she speaks candidly about her cousin who passed away from cancer, a detail that connects the personal to the universal. It transforms the song from an anthem of perseverance into a personal letter of remembrance.
Monrow began her career on screen with roles in acclaimed shows including Billions, Lucifer, and American Crime Story. During the pandemic she shifted toward music and released her debut album Scars of Venus, which has reached more than two and a half million streams. With “Fighter”, she returns to the earliest point of her musical story, but with the confidence of an artist who has grown into her voice.
The message behind “Fighter” extends beyond music. It encourages persistence, honesty, and the courage to share one’s art without waiting for perfect conditions. Kelly Monrow demonstrates that resilience can be quiet yet powerful, and that true strength often begins with vulnerability.