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LOCK Magazine Features The Ruffles and Their Abbey Road Debut
The Ruffles are receiving attention for more than just their music. LOCK Magazine recently featured the Delray Beach sister trio in a story celebrating their energetic debut, “Baby Blue Bronco,” and highlighting The Ruffles as an exciting new voice for women in music.
Kenzington, Charlotte, and Paris turned one of their favorite family memories—the baby-blue Ford Bronco they shared growing up—into an upbeat pop-rock anthem about freedom, adventure, and the excitement of growing up together.
The song was recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London, where the sisters worked in Studio Three using vintage microphones and analog equipment. Multiple live performances helped capture the natural chemistry and energy that make The Ruffles unique.
LOCK describes “Baby Blue Bronco” as joyful, energetic, personal, and full of youthful possibility, capturing the personality of three sisters who aren’t afraid to turn their shared experiences into music.
For The Ruffles, the song represents more than a debut. It is the beginning of a musical journey built around sisterhood, creativity, independence, and the freedom to create their own path.
And if “Baby Blue Bronco” is the first chapter, there is plenty more of this unforgettable musical ride still to come.
Read the full feature from LOCK Magazine and discover the story behind The Ruffles’ debut single.
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