The Ruffles – Baby Blue Bronco
The Ruffles' new single showcases sisters who are driving their way to a sun-kissed power pop gem
"Baby Blue Bronco" arrives with the windows down and the harmonies stacked high. Recorded at Abbey Road's Studio Three using vintage 1960s microphones and the room's historic analogue patch-bay, the track carries a warmth that modern digital production often misses. It's also loads of fun, with the song chronicles the sisters' first car, a 2025 baby-blue Ford Bronco. But the real magic lies in how the melody interlocks over jangly guitars. It's power pop with a Beach Boys glow, built on live takes that capture their chemistry in the room.
The Ruffles are teenage sisters Kenzington, Charlotte, and Paris from Delray Beach, Florida. Music runs deep in their family, with connections to Led Zeppelin, Billy Joel, and working jazz musicians. Rather than coast on that legacy, they write their own material and play their own instruments. A recent Top Two finish at the Boca Raton Battle of the Bands adds to their growing momentum, with Nashville's Broadway dates lined up for fall. Exciting stuff, and we love where they're going.