Rook Monroe

Rook Monroe is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and producer known for blending pop, rock, and soul elements into his music. He has built a reputation as a versatile, genre-agnostic artist who has written and produced for high-profile acts like Rihanna and The Chainsmokers. His solo work shines with catchy melodies and emotional depth, highlighted by his debut EP *Californialand* (2020), which introduced fans to his signature sound combining heartfelt lyrics with mature harmonies. Rook considers himself part rapper, singer, and songwriter, crafting songs that bring a dose of sunshine and positivity to listeners.

Born into a musical family, Rook’s journey started in Clearwater, Florida, but his upbringing across places like California, North Carolina, and England exposed him to diverse cultural influences that shaped his artistry. He began playing guitar at age ten and gravitated toward collecting vinyl records, which influenced his appreciation for music’s tactile and emotional power. Before emerging as a solo artist, Rook honed his craft through school talent shows, open mics, and local gigs, steadily growing a loyal fanbase. He made a significant leap by signing with an independent label that helped launch his professional career.