They say that music is the language of the soul, and nothing could be truer for Melissa Bollea. She's an accomplished songwriter, publisher, performer, and mentor who has earned her reputation of success. From hit songs to live gigs, songwriting seminars, one-on-one mentoring sessions and more, Melissa continues to reach fans, artists, and budding songwriters around the world with her distinct and dedicated passion for her craft.

Americana duo, Troubadour 77, is the brainchild of Grammy award-winning singer-songwriters, Anna Wilson (Piano/Lead Vocals) and Monty Powell (Guitar/Vocals). 

Travis split from the central Georgia mill town of his birth, and found his future in writing and collaborating, integrating his time with his own performances.

Travis views his career by comparing himself to Kris Kristofferson, "I'm a mediocre singer, a really good writer and an OK actor."  His ability to take a pragmatic look at his life has kept Travis real; he accepts the acclaim he has garnered, and is happy to not face what he refers to as "soul-killing stardom".

Born and raised in Nashville, Megan has generated praise as a music artist and has performed throughout the south, including at major sporting events. This young singer/songwriter just released her first video, for the title song in her critically acclaimed EP, This Old Town.

Matt Warren, born and raised in Nashville, debuted on the Nashville music scene as an artist in 1996 when he and his band, 40 East, began a fall tour of the southeast region. The band broke up before they could make a record.  His next endeavor as an artist was with his band Papa Joe, in 2001.

When he was young, Kyle Coulahan's father introduced him to an old Alvarez guitar and he's been hooked ever since.

Kent Blazy traded his baseball glove for a guitar after he heard Roger McGuinn playing his Rickenbacker guitar on "Mr. Tamborine Man". By the mid-70's, Kent was band leader, playing guitar and touring with Canadian legend, Ian Tyson when he was persuaded to focus on his songwriting.

Justin Wilson, described as "one of the hottest and most hard working writers" in Nashville, had his first number one hit with "Kiss You in the Morning," recorded by Michael Ray in 2016. After years of struggling as a songwriter, Justin and his co-writer Michael White were celebrated at a Nashville Number 1 party — Nashville events that focus on honoring songwriters.

J.R. Ward started out playing country music in beach bars and nursing homes in north Florida. Originally from Chattanooga, Tennessee, J.R. now lives in Palm Coast, Florida, tours throughout the Southeast U.S., and released his first EP, My Own Way in 2017.

The first single released from his EP, Ready to Go, was inspired by his time playing in the assisted living homes and nursing homes. It has been used for a national fundraising campaign with the Walk to End Alzheimer's and a music video was created with the help from Kindred at Home.

Jim McBride moved to Nashville from Huntsville, Alabama in the early 80s — after Conway Twitty took his song "A Bridge That Just Won't Burn" to No. 2 on the country charts. Since then, Jim has been awarded 14 BMI and ASCAP awards, including the 1994 ASCAP Song of the Year for "Chattahoochee," co-written and recorded by Alan Jackson.

Jim's songs have been recorded by over 100 major label artists including Johnny Cash, George Jones, Reba McEntire, Willie Nelson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Alabama, Toby Keith, Crystal Gayle, Trace Adkins, and Luke Bryan.