3Quency has inked a deal with Records/Columbia Records after winning 'Building the Band.' Courtesy of Records/Columbia Records Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Girl group 3Quency, the winners of Netflix's Building the Band, have inked a record deal with Records in partnership with Columbia Records, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The first release of their newly signed deal will be the group's debut single, "Top Down," set for release next week and was produced by Tommy Brown. The three-member group consisting of members Brianna Mazzola, Nori Moore and Wennely Quezada took to social media to share the news of the single Wednesday morning. "We are so excited to be signed with RECORDS/Columbia Records, especially because that's what we're prepared to drop. New music is coming and we couldn't be happier to share what we've spent the last year working on," 3Quency the group told THR in an exclusive statement. Related Stories TV How a Former Pro Surfer Turned Emmy-Winning Cameraman Stays Afloat for HBO's '100 Foot Wave' TV 'With Love, Meghan' Sticks to Original Recipe in Season 2 (Unfortunately) "We immediately felt the love from the team and felt like we were at home," the girl group said in a release about signing with Records and Columbia Records. "Our goal was to build a girl group on the foundation of sisterhood. Our bond makes 3Quency what it is, and we can't wait for everybody to hear 'Top Down.' It's just the beginning." View this post on Instagram A post shared by 3QUENCY (@3quencyofficial) The girl group was formed through the Netflix reality show, which boasted host Backstreet Boys' AJ McLean and a celebrity panel of Pussycat Dolls' Nicole Scherzinger, Destiny's Child's Kelly Rowland and the late Liam Payne of One Direction. The premise of the show was to take 50 musicians and build six groups, sight unseen. "What we realized when we looked at the U.S. Billboard charts and [bands] are just not there. And obviously One Direction were huge, and Little Mix were huge here in the U.K., but there hadn't really been a breakthrough American band for a really long time," Cat Lawson, managing director of the show's production company Remarkable Entertainment previously told THR about the show's creation. 3Quency is being managed by Johnny Wright, who helped spark the careers of Justin Timberlake, *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears, having collaborated with Records founder Barry Weiss in the launching of those careers. Helen Bromfield is co-managing the group with Wright. "Top Down" is set to be released Sept. 5 and is available to pre-save now. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up The Offer 'Rocky' Found: Anthony Ippolito to Play Sylvester Stallone in Amazon MGM's Movie Behind Making of Boxing Classic (Exclusive) Oscars 2026 AMPAS Crowns 2025 Student Academy Award Winners venice film festival reviews 'La Grazia' Review: Toni Servillo Is Magnificent in Paolo Sorrentino's Exquisite Character Study of a Powerful Man Taking Stock Todd Haynes Pedro Pascal Eyed to Lead Todd Haynes' Gay Romance After Joaquin Phoenix's Abrupt Exit Werner Herzog Francis Ford Coppola, at First Red Carpet Since Heart Procedure, Gets Round of Applause From Photographers Venice Film Festival 2025 'Mother' Review: A Magnetic Noomi Rapace Plays Young Mother Teresa in a Stylistically Spiky Period Piece The Offer 'Rocky' Found: Anthony Ippolito to Play Sylvester Stallone in Amazon MGM's Movie Behind Making of Boxing Classic (Exclusive) Oscars 2026 AMPAS Crowns 2025 Student Academy Award Winners venice film festival reviews 'La Grazia' Review: Toni Servillo Is Magnificent in Paolo Sorrentino's Exquisite Character Study of a Powerful Man Taking Stock Todd Haynes Pedro Pascal Eyed to Lead Todd Haynes' Gay Romance After Joaquin Phoenix's Abrupt Exit Werner Herzog Francis Ford Coppola, at First Red Carpet Since Heart Procedure, Gets Round of Applause From Photographers Venice Film Festival 2025 'Mother' Review: A Magnetic Noomi Rapace Plays Young Mother Teresa in a Stylistically Spiky Period Piece