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Bella Rios Releases Video for Single "Hold On"

Bella Rios

Releases Video for Recent Collab Single with Electronic DJ/Producer mulsh

“Hold On”

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NEW YORK, NY – February 24, 2026 – Rising singer-songwriter Bella Rios has released the official video for her new single with electronic producer mulsh (Colin Mulshine). PRESS HERE to watch the hypnotic visual for “Hold On.”

In a bold fusion of ancient wonder and futuristic sound, the video was shot on location at the edge of the Sahara and juxtaposes the pulsing synths, driving basslines and raw energy of contemporary electronic music with the sweeping cinematic views of one of the world’s most iconic and enduring landmarks, The Great Pyramids of Giza.

Late last year, for the holiday season, Rios put her own spin on two Christmas classics “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” and “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” ft. Benjamin Foley. Both tracks showcase her immense range as an artist and were produced by GRAMMY-winning engineer Geoff Sanoff (Colbert Christmas, Bruce Springsteen, Jesse Malin) and recorded at Little Steven’s studio Renegade Nation.

Rios is a Nashville-based vocal powerhouse whose musical journey started when she first began learning classical piano at age five. Since then, she’s soaked up her parents’ collection of musical greats like Queen, Fleetwood Mac, and Aerosmith, as well as contemporary icons like Adele, P!nk, and Lady Gaga. This mix of pop-rock influences is imbued in the singer-songwriter’s fearless music which tackles topics like the euphoria of love, crushing lows of heartbreak, and the peaks and valleys of mental health.

With each new release, Bella Rios continues to prove she’s a refreshing voice for her Gen-Z counterparts – offering up unapologetic representation from the female perspective that’s equal parts resilient and assertive on songs like “I’m The Man,” and “Ever After.” Rios makes music to be shared, whether in the form of her energetic live show, or a friend DM’ing a link to the vocal gymnastics in her uber-popular Tik Tok series (“Pressing Record Every Time a Song Gets Stuck in My Head”) which has garnered attention from Maren Morris, Sam Barber, X Ambassadors & more.

As an ode to the experience of transitioning from full time Princeton student to Princeton grad making music full time, Rios released her Sophomore EP Right Now this past summer to which tastemaker 1883 Magazine said, “Bella Rios is making waves – not just with her powerhouse vocals and heartfelt songwriting, but with her refreshing honesty about life, growth, and the emotions that fuel her art.” In 2024 Rios released her debut EP Sincerely,, which got love from SPIN Magazine as well as MTV who featured lead single “Ever After” on their Spankin’ New channel. Her lyrics are relatably clear-headed and exceedingly fun to sing along to; her music has landed on TIDAL’s New Arrivals & Pop: Rising playlists, received support from Live Nation’s Ones To Watch via their #NowWatching playlist and can be heard in the Hulu Original movie Prom Dates.