From The Woodlands to Nashville, Bella Rawson has been writing music since she was 10. For as long as she can remember, songwriting has been her way of making sense of life, diving into her emotions, and sharing her perspective with the world. Growing up, she experimented with different genres, letting curiosity guide her creativity. Music quickly became her outlet, and eventually it became something bigger.

The Beginning: “Repeat Offender”

Bella’s journey took a big step forward when she was invited to Nashville by Sarah Kelly Music School to record her debut single, “Repeat Offender.” Balancing school, life at home, and the studio, Bella poured her experiences into her music, writing as many songs as she could that were personal, and real. The release of her first single marked the start of her path as a professional artist, setting the stage for more music and bigger goals.

Growth and Independence: “I Don’t Owe You Anything”

The year following, Bella returned to Nashville to record her second single, “I Don’t Owe You Anything.” This track captures her independence, confidence, and unapologetic honesty. Writing and recording this song helped her realize that her music isn’t just about having fun and sharing stories, it’s also about trying to make an impact on others.

Looking Ahead

Now, Bella is fully following her passion. She’s working on new projects, recording more music, and preparing for the next chapter of her journey in Nashville. Every song she writes is meant to connect, tell a story, and reflect her perspective of how she views the world. As she continues to grow, Bella is excited to see where her music will take her, as she continues in her journey.