In the final crescendo of Netflix’s inaugural season of Building the Band, the all-female trio 3Quency claimed the top spot, captivating both judges and audiences with their artistry, chemistry, and meteoric growth. Composed of Brianna Mazzola, Nori Royale (also known as Nori Moore), and Wennely Quezada, the group rose above stiff competition to secure their place as the show's first winners.
A Victory Earned Note by Note
Throughout the series, six music groups were formed and challenged to develop their sound and performance under the guidance of music industry powerhouses. By the finale, only three groups remained: 3Quency, SZN4, and Iconyx. The judging panel—Nicole Scherzinger, Kelly Rowland, and the late Liam Payne—praised 3Quency for their magnetic stage presence, vocal command, and undeniable group cohesion.
Their final performances—Chlöe’s high-energy “Have Mercy” and Mariah Carey’s timeless “Always Be My Baby”—showcased both technical skill and emotional resonance. It wasn’t just the notes they hit—it was the soul, precision, and raw heart they poured into every beat.
When the winners were announced in Episode 10, emotions ran high. Nori said she "blacked out on stage," while Wennely literally fell to the floor in disbelief. The moment wasn’t just about winning a title—it was the culmination of hard work, sisterhood, and self-belief.
A Half-Million Dollar Launch Pad
Along with the title, 3Quency walked away with the show’s grand prize of $500,000. Their plans for the money are rooted in gratitude and ambition. Each member spoke about using the prize to support their families, invest in their music careers, and refine their image and sound. Brianna promised fans that what’s coming next will be "nothing regular," hinting at an artistic reinvention that includes bold visuals, new sounds, and fearless storytelling.
Why 3Quency Resonated
What set 3Quency apart was more than talent—it was trust. The members had a deep emotional connection that translated effortlessly to their performances. Viewers noted how the group evolved each week, growing stronger and more confident with every challenge. Their win wasn’t just a triumph of sound—it was a statement about perseverance, vulnerability, and the magic of finding your people.
Critics and fans alike praised their blend of professionalism and relatability. They weren’t overly polished robots—they were real, raw, and ready.
Looking to the Future
Now, 3Quency looks ahead with clear vision and sharp focus. Their goal is to uplift others while pushing boundaries in music and representation. “There are little girls out there watching this thinking, ‘I want to do what 3Quency did,’” said Nori, reflecting on the bigger picture.
This is just the overture. With undeniable chemistry, soaring vocals, and a story that resonates, 3Quency isn’t just Netflix’s winning group—they’re a rising force in pop music poised to leave a lasting imprint on the industry.
Check out all of their showcase performances and see why they became the winners.
3Quency (Brianna, Nori, Wennely) Sing “Levitating” - 1st Time Meeting After Choosing Each Other
3Quency Performs “Kill Bill” - Showcase (24 hours after meeting)
Performance 1: “Made For Me”
Performance 2: “Bad Guy”
Semi-Finals: “Have You Ever”
Finals: "Always Be My Baby”
Finals: “Have Mercy”
3Quency's Journey: From Auditions to the Finals
Wennely Quezada Sings “Water” As Her “Audition” Song
Brianna Mazzola Sings “River” As Her "Audition" Song
Nori Moore Sings “Greedy” As Her "Audition" Song
