Bella Rose is taking her pop star moment. The Nashville artist joins That Nashville Girl to talk about her 14-song album “Hot Girl Therapy,” mixing country sass with pop and rock, and our shared obsession with Desperate Housewives.

We get into the confidence behind her music, why “Ride the High” is her favorite song on the album, and her dream of writing with Julia Michaels. Between the music talk, we cover Edie versus Bree, dramatic hair changes, and the Nashville hairstylist who helped bring us together.

Bella also shares what happened when she moved from Florida to Nashville at 17—with her band—in February 2020. When shows were canceled and the city shut down, they stayed in their apartment writing and recording. Years later, those same bandmates still show up when she calls.

In this episode:

“Hot Girl Therapy” and embracing her pop star moment
The rock energy behind “Ride the High”
Why Julia Michaels is her dream songwriting collaborator
Moving to Nashville at 17 with her drummer and guitarist
Making music through the shutdown of 2020
Desperate Housewives favorites and plenty of TV talk
Her natural blonde hair—and the rainbow-hair era
The vocal warm-up routine behind her live shows

If your ideal girl talk includes music, big hair, and fictional suburban drama, you’re in the right place.

Listen to Bella Rose’s “Hot Girl Therapy” on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, or wherever you stream.

Follow Bella on Instagram: @bellarosebeyer

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Heads-up: We discuss Desperate Housewives spoilers.

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