Michael Whitworth writes songs that are upbeat and with a fresh sound. Writing on his own and as part of a team of writers, Michael's songs often have fun wordplay and a toe-tapping beat.

From Athens Georgia, a town known for incubating and launching outstanding musicians and groups. Michael spends most of his time in Nashville, writing songs, promoting songs, and creating his own way in the music industry.

Despite being born "Down Under," Kylie Sackley is country through and through.

Now living in Nashville, Kylie is a songwriter on her own, who also works with other songwriters in the Music City.

Kylie has written and co-written songs that have been recorded by Faith Hill, Danielle Bradbery, Lee Brice, Alan Jackson, Mickey Guyton, Keith Urban, Pink, and Sam Hunt, among others.

Donnie Reis, army veteran, amazing violinist and fiddler, multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and owner and executive producer of Twelve 3 South Recording in Nashville, toured for years with various artists.

Throughout careers as a professional chef, house painter, and teacher, Steve Bartlett has always sung, played music, and written songs.

He describes himself as someone who's been singing all of his life. As a youngster, Steve was lead soprano in the Rhode Island Boys Choir.

From there, he moved on to local rock bands and folk groups, and in college he was a charter member of the University of North Florida Heritage Singers. 

From northeast Florida, Lucy Spotts writes songs, plays guitar, sings, and surfs — not necessarily in that order.

Her YouTube channel is as apt to have a new video of a cover from Justin Bieber, Stevie Nicks or a new song she has written, or a surfing video.

Her voice is clear, often understated and soft, yet she has a way hitting a word or phrase with power when it's called for. Lucy is as adept at "Tennessee Whisky" as she is when singing her own songs.

Raised in Jacksonville, Joseph Cartolano first began singing when he joined the church choir at 7 years of age. He continued to sing in church and school, began writing songs and performing and went on to attend the University of North Florida where he majored in music. 

Eddie Pickett, now from Jekyll Island, grew up in Virginia where he says he fed a honky-tonk juke box all of his dimes when he was five. Later, he learned guitar and fondly remembers singing songs around many campfires during the summer of '69.

After travel, music, and more travel, Eddie returned to Virginia, married and raised a family. Now living on Jekyll Island where they have a music and art studio Eddie performs in a number of area bands and as a solo act in northeast Florida and southern Georgia.

Jesse Cruce grew up working in his family's music store in Palatka. Jesse studied jazz performance and music education at the University of North Florida, enhancing his skills and knowledge of the industry. A multi-instrumentalist, Jesse has for years performed locally as a solo act and with a band. This singer/songwriter's genres includes rock, indie rock, swamp rock, and a bit of country.

Currently, Jesse is a partner in St. Augustine Music Center, a local independent family-oriented music school where students of all ages can learn on any number of instruments.

Born in 1963, Grammy Award winner, Travis Tritt has so far attainted 7 platinum albums in his decades-long career.

Songwriter, singer, performer, and actor, Travis was Billboard's Top New Male Artist in 1990 and has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1992.

His number-one singles include "Anymore," "Foolish Pride," and "Can I Trust You With My Heart."

Darrell Rae, singer and songwriter, grew up in Jacksonville and is as at home at the beach as he is in the studio.

Darrell's debut EP90 Proof was produced in Gainesville and has 5 original songs, including "Beach Bar & Motel," "90 Proof," and "Good Time."

Darrell now lives in Nashville where he has been writing songs on his own and in collaboration with others.