Three teenage sisters from Delray Beach are turning real family memories into music with the release of their exhilarating new single, “Baby Blue Bronco.” Out today, the track captures the freedom, adventure, and unforgettable chaos of their first car, a 2025 baby-blue Ford Bronco, while delivering a modern pop-rock sound with classic soul.
The Ruffles Kenzington, Charlotte, and Paris, wrote the song themselves, performed their own instruments, and recorded it at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London. Working in Studio Three, the same room that has hosted landmark sessions by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and countless others, the sisters used vintage 1960s microphones and the studio’s historic analogue patch-bay system. The production team focused on capturing the natural acoustics and character of the room itself, while the sisters delivered multiple live performances to preserve their youthful energy and authentic chemistry. The result is a vibrant, family-friendly anthem that feels both personal and universally relatable.
“We never set out to become a band because we thought it would be cool. We became a band because we couldn’t imagine our lives without music,” the sisters share. “‘Baby Blue Bronco’ is a memory of our life turned into a song, and recording it at Abbey Road made us realize that the music we’ve been making together at home can actually take us somewhere. Now we want to see how far we can take it.”
Music has always been part of the family’s story. Their father has worked alongside legendary artists including Led Zeppelin, their aunt served for years as Billy Joel’s assistant, and their uncle is a jazz musician. Rather than stay in the shadows of that legacy, the sisters are forging their own path with original songs, live performances, and a clear plan: release new original music approximately every six weeks. “Baby Blue Bronco” is the opening chapter of that catalog.
The band is already building real momentum on stage. They recently placed in the Top Two at the Boca Raton Battle of the Bands, marking the third time they have finished first or second in similar competitions out of roughly 300 entries. Regular live shows are now part of their schedule, and this fall they will perform several dates on Broadway in Nashville. They return to the studio in October to record three more songs.
In an era when much music can feel manufactured, The Ruffles offer something refreshingly authentic: three sisters still in high school who write, play, perform, and turn the everyday adventures of growing up together into energetic, melodic pop-rock that parents and kids can enjoy side by side.
“Baby Blue Bronco” is available now on all major streaming platforms. Fans can follow the band’s journey as they continue releasing new music, playing live, and building a career around the songs they love.
About The Ruffles
The Ruffles are three teenage sisters, Kenzington, Charlotte, and Paris, from Delray Beach, Florida. They write and perform their own energetic, family-friendly pop-rock, recorded “Baby Blue Bronco” (and two other songs) at Abbey Road Studios, and are focused on regular live shows, a steady release schedule of original music every six weeks, and connecting with audiences of all ages.
