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Alex Bonyata is a producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Alex began playing drums at the age of 11 and hasn’t stopped exploring music since. Since then, he’s studied a variety of different instruments including guitar, bass, piano, mandolin, ukulele, drums, and banjo. He’s been involved in a variety of different projects, with which he’s performed and toured with on almost every instrument he plays.

During the summer of 2015, Alex was selected to attend the Grammy Museum Music Revolution Project, put on by the GRAMMY Foundation in Clearwater, FL. During this one-month long songwriting and performance workshop, Alex met his current songwriting collaborator, Bella Beyer. Since then, the two have formed their group The Young Something, with which they’ve gone on to perform with acts like Ringo Starr, Foreigner, Andy Grammer, Awolnation, AJR, and many more. Their group has completed multiple US tours and played numerous festivals, including SXSW Official Music Festival 2019, 97X Backyard BBQ 2018, Gasparilla Music Festival 2018, Tropical Heatwave 2016, and they were scheduled to perform at SXSW Official Music Festival 2020.

A graduate of the Music Industry/Recording Arts program in St. Petersburg, Alex has become well versed in music production and engineering. He has a passion for working on pop music, but he has experience recording artists ranging from rock to hip-hop to country and more.

Trey Poluga is a touring/session drummer for hire based out of Nashville, Tennessee. He’s backed up countless artists on local and national levels and he’s played alongside bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Zac Brown Band, and more.

Bella Rose is an American singer-songwriter based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Her career began at the age of 13 years old when she was chosen to be in the GRAMMY Museum’s Music Revolution Program where she met frequent collaborator and songwriting partner Alex Bonyata, the second half of pop music duo “The Young Something”. Their unique sound and musical prowess led them to live appearances opening and playing in support of acts such as Ringo Starr, Foreigner, AJR, Awolnation and Andy Grammar. After the global pandemic canceled The Young Something’s nationwide tour with Sofar Sounds and their second appearance at SXSW Official 2020, the pair found themselves with extended time in the studio to explore and expand on their sound as artists. They made use of the time and spent the pandemic assembling a catalog of songs that would become the first solo releases for both Alex and Bella. Look for the release of Bella’s solo debut coming soon under “Bella Rose”.