Think Twice Album 2

My favorite poem I wrote and turned it into a synth pop rock!

Your Love Spell

No One Like You

That's Too Bad

Paranormal Activity

Into You

True story… We had to retake over 400 takes , different times and days just so Nicole (Cherri) can hit them notes. She lost her voice that day lol!

Cant Let You Go

I'm Crazy Baby

That Man Was Jesus Christ

The Fluffy Bunnies are a four-piece girl band from Los Angeles, California, crafting dreamy, emotionally layered electro pop rock with a signature blend of softness and edge. The band originally formed as a five-piece under the name Miss Harmonies while still in high school, united by a shared love of music and a deep creative chemistry. After the departure of one of the original singers, the group regrouped and redefined themselves—emerging as The Fluffy Bunnies, a name that nods to their playful spirit while contrasting the complexity of their sound.

Each member of The Fluffy Bunnies is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, bringing her own voice and texture to the music. With one on guitar, another on bass, one on drums, and another on synths, keys, and piano, their arrangements are richly layered and constantly evolving. What sets them apart is their seamless vocal blend—four distinct voices weaving into powerful harmonies that feel both intimate and cinematic.

Their early work was rooted in dream bedroom indie pop, known for its soft production, nostalgic tones, and confessional lyrics. These songs found a loyal following online and in small local venues, where fans were drawn to the emotional honesty and warm, immersive soundscapes. But with their latest release, the band has entered a new era: bold, energetic, and electric. Their newest album channels electro pop rock, layering pulsing synths, gritty guitars, and danceable beats with the emotional storytelling that’s always been at the heart of their music.

While their sound continues to evolve, one thing remains constant: The Fluffy Bunnies are fiercely protective of their creative freedom and personal privacy. Inspired by artists like Sia, the band chooses to keep their faces largely hidden in public appearances, videos, and press. This decision isn’t about being elusive—it’s about staying grounded. They believe that music should be experienced without distraction, and that fame shouldn’t come at the cost of peace.

In an industry that often demands visibility and constant self-promotion, The Fluffy Bunnies are a rare exception. They move quietly but with intention—letting their music speak, connect, and linger long after the last note fades. With a devoted underground following and a growing reputation for genre-defying work, they continue to carve out a space that is entirely their own: honest, mysterious, and full of feeling.