'The X Factor' meets 'Love Is Blind' in new Netflix reality series 'Building the Band'

Reality TV series they have an incredibly successful record when it comes to producing viable musical acts, especially bands made up of people who wanted to become solo artists. The 2010s struck gold with One Direction, Fifth Harmony and Little Mix — all her products The coefficient x, and only one of which won their respective seasons. The 2000s had Making the Band, but Danity Kane's “Damaged” is really the only good thing that came out of it. Now, Netflix will take a stab at the build-a-band formula with its own music-based reality series, Building the Band.

According to the synopsis of the show, Building the Band “seeks to discover the next great band without the bandmates first meeting face-to-face.” The series will attempt to merge the traditional music competition format with his own Love is blindbringing together 50 musicians tasked with working together without ever having seen each other in person.

“All they have to go on is musical compatibility, connection, chemistry and value. What will happen when the bands finally meet and… perform, choreography and style come into play?' the synopsis sucks. “Incredible performances, gripping drama and one big goal: find the next great band.”

Additional details about the series, including hosts and premiere date, will be announced at a later date. Building the Band It will be produced by Remarkable Entertainment and Banijay UK with Cat Lawson, Alison Holloway, Katrina Morrison and Clara Elliot executive producing.

Netflix also announced plans for a new reality series titled Selling the city, Battle Camp, Manhattan Property, and Love Is Blind: UK. The streaming service has also been revamped The mole, too hot to handleand Perfect match.