Bella Rios Bares Her Heart on “Rubberneck”

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

A heart-tugging pop tune that addresses the painful reality of being in a situationship and wanting more.

Nashville-based, Chicago native Bella Rios is a singer-songwriter with a long-standing love for music. Her unique sound takes inspiration from a variety of influences, including classics like Queen, Fleetwood Mac, and Aerosmith, along with modern artists like Adele, P!nk, and Lady Gaga. Bella’s lyrics tackle a wide variety of relatable topics like love, heartbreak, and mental health. 

The singer’s latest drop is the pop single “Rubberneck” and its accompanying official music video. On Instagram, Bella Rios said, “So so excited that RUBBERNECK is finally out! If you literally have never heard that word or don’t know what it means (like all my siblings) or just need an excuse to romanticize your situationship – take a listen.”

Opening with a melodic, immersive backdrop of easygoing guitar, “Rubberneck” creates the perfect, inviting sound that draws you into the tune’s emotionally charged tale. Lyrics like “You make it so impossible to know you like I wanna know you yeah / Always running in circles running round my heart” vulnerably reflect on longing for a love that’s unattainable. 

Fueled by the artist’s passion-filled, powerful vocals and no shortage of delightful, ear-pleasing pop-rock elements, Bella Rios gifts us with a heart-tugging pop tune that addresses the painful reality of being in a situationship and wanting more. So press play and let that special someone know how you really feel with “Rubberneck.”




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