Ruth Wyland's sound is a melding of her North Carolina bluegrass clawhammer, slide guitar, songwriting, and strong, sweet vocals that won't let up.   

Not to be labeled in one genre, Ruth crosses her bottle slide and fingerpicking, with vocal melodies and lyrics filled with her own charm, along with great syncopation and a bit of R&B tossed into the mix. As an inventive songwriter, Ruth presents her own style, while retaining the influence of her heroes, Leo Kottke, Etta James, Doc Watson  and Nina Simone.

Seeing Doyle Dykes play the guitar is to watch a man pour his soul into an old Martin D-45. Touring all over the United States, Doyle amazes crowds with his multi-layered fingerpicking and his ability to channel the sound of his heroes, Leo Kottke, Chet Atkins, Duane Eddy, and Merle Travis.

Born and raised in Ocala, Florida, Will Weatherly came from an inspirational family who supported his love of music from a young age. Having worked in a studio around his Floridian home base, in 2013, he decided to move to Nashville where Country rocks the house. Focused on songwriting as well as producing, Weatherly scored four number one hits — Dustin Lynch and Mackenzie Porter's "Thinking Bout You," Kane Brown's "Lose It" and "Good As You," as well as Florida Georgia Line's, "I Love My Country."

Singer and songwriter, Adam James, continues on his musical journey in Nashville by joining Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG). He has songs recorded by Dierks Bentley, The Cadillac Three, Charlie Worsham and Filmore, Zac Brown Band, and more. James recently co-wrote, "Knowing You," the Kenny Chesney single, which is currently on the rise in the music charts. 

Russell Sutton is a songwriter prolific. With music in his soul from a young age, Russell plays gigs around his home in Austin, and had now devoted himself to full time songwriting.

Performing competitively since the age of eleven, Hunter Girl moved to Nashville right after high school, and brought her unique sound to the Music City.  Did she stop there? No! She went through college and continued her songwriting and performing, and competing.  In 2002 Hunter Girl was in the Top 3 and Finale of American Idol, and continues to amaze audiences wherever she goes.