Michelle Núñez – i’m fine, i’m okay

Michelle Núñez strips away the filter in her powerful new single “i’m fine, i’m okay,” an anthem for the brave face we wear while quietly falling apart.

The song spotlights the contrast between showing up in the world and silently trying to hold yourself together, capturing the most honest lie we tell: “I’m fine.”

“i’m fine, i’m okay” is Michelle Núñez’s third single in her music career debut. Produced by Yoosuf Blake, with additional instrumentation from Tom Goss, and help from mixing engineer Elijah Hutchinson. This track dives deep into the duality of showing up in the world while silently fighting to stay afloat. “It’s an anthem for those navigating the daily battles of being human, moving forward one step at a time, putting a smile on their face, all while their well-being is weighed down by grief, expectations, or life’s relentless exhaustion,” says Núñez. “It says: I’m not always okay. But I’m trying. And maybe that’s enough.” The single is like a journal entry with a chorus that swells like hope. The track utilizes the melodic beats of the backdrop alongside her soft, yet striking vocals to convey a sense of resilience from the pain the world has brought onto her. Paired with the song is a behind-the-scenes video with cinematography by Mack Fisher, showing the creative process with Núñez and giving the audience an authentic look into her artistry.

Michelle Núñez is a Los Angeles-based Afro-Dominican multidisciplinary artist whose work spans film, television, theater, music, and poetry. Raised in a nomadic military family, she found stability in creativity, shaping her into an artist who channels emotional depth, spiritual questioning, and quiet courage through her work. She made her music debut with the heartfelt single “making the most of it,” blending raw vulnerability with cinematic storytelling, and her mature vocals and introspective songwriting reflect the inner world of someone constantly evolving. Her work across film and television has been featured on ABC, BET, and at festivals such as Tribeca and Rhode Island International Film Festival. Her work in theater has been seen on stages such as the Teco Theater at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, Grand Central Stage, and Stageworks. Núñez approaches songwriting with the same integrity she brings to acting, using her voice to uplift, provoke, and heal.

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