BELLA ROSE
The professional journey of Nashville-based pop musician Bella Rose began to blossom at the age of thirteen, following her selection as a participant in the GRAMMY Museum’s Music Revolution Project. There, she met frequent collaborator and longtime songwriting partner Alex Bonyata. Bella was admitted at the early age of fourteen to study full-time in the Music Industry Recording Arts program at St. Petersburg College.
Over the years spent together as musically ambitious teenagers, Bella and Alex continued to hone their unique sound and musical prowess. Their indie pop-rock band, The Young Something, went on to open for international acts including Ringo Starr, Foreigner, AJR, AWOLNATION, and Andy Grammer, while also performing at major music festivals such as SXSW.
After the global pandemic canceled their nationwide tour with Sofar Sounds and their second appearance at SXSW in 2020, The Young Something entered a hiatus. While both artists were based in Nashville, Bella and Alex remained close creative partners, using the unexpected pause as an opportunity to support one another in launching their respective solo careers.
Now establishing her presence on the global music scene as a solo pop artist, Bella Rose releases music that is both irresistibly catchy and emotionally honest — blending bold pop production with themes of healing, self-discovery, and empowerment. Her songwriting reflects a depth and wisdom beyond her years, breaking away from the materialistic mold often expected of young pop artists.
In addition to her music career, Bella is also an entrepreneur and creative executive. She founded All She Wants Media, a full-service media production and marketing company supporting artists and brands through content creation, strategy, and live event production. Her innovative approach to the modern music industry has earned recognition from CNN, who highlighted her as a rising tech-forward entrepreneur in entertainment.
Bella has also been named one of Creative Loafing’s 30 Under 30 musicians remaking a scene, further cementing her influence both onstage and behind the scenes.
Bella Rose is currently ushering in her boldest era yet with the upcoming release of her debut album Hot Girl Therapy, arriving March 27. Blending pop melodies with emotionally raw storytelling, the project explores healing, heartbreak, nightlife, and reclaiming confidence through chaos.
The album’s latest single, “Oops..,” released December 30, sets the tone — playful, reckless, and self-aware — capturing the feeling of losing control and loving every second of it.