Steven Dale Jones is renowned for his exceptional songwriting talent. The distinguished songwriter has penned chart-topping hits for iconic artists such as Lee Ann Womack, Diamond Rio, George Strait, and Reba McEntire. His work has garnered numerous accolades, including multiple ASCAP and BMI awards, recognizing his significant contributions to the beloved genre.

A Grammy-nominated artist, singer, songwriter, producer, and musician, Will Kimbrough's impressive career spans more than two decades, boasting an impressive catalog of 20 albums. His songwriting has resonated with artists such as Little Feat and Jimmy Buffett, with the latter collaboration resulting in 20 songs across seven albums. This project included the viral sensation "Bubbles Up," earning the praise of Paul McCartney.

Justin Wilson has deep roots in country music. Raised by his grandparents in a small North Georgia town, he discovered his musical passion early on, landing in Nashville at 17 years old. There, he found a niche in country and pop music. 

Rivers Rutherford has had more than several number one hits and has won more than 20 ASCAP awards and multiple Grammys. Brad Paisley featured Dolly Parton when he recorded Rutherford's song "When I Get Where I'm Going," and took it to number one. Brooks and Dunn's most successful single, "Ain't Nothin' 'Bout You," is by Rutherford with Tom Shapiro. That song won Billboard's and ASCAP's Song of the Year.

Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill, Reba McEntire, Keith Urban, and many other performers have recorded Rutherford's songs and taken them to the top of the charts. 

Originally from Orlando, Reece (Reece Gustafson) grew up with 4-H, horses, and pick-up trucks. This engaging and friendly country boy graduated from from a Western New York college with a biology degree before setting out on his music career. 

Liz Rose has said that she “tumbled” into being a songwriter. It’s not something she planned to do, but she had kids to support and it worked.

Mason Via grew up in Appalachia where North Carolina meets Virginia. Here, he was raised with old-time bluegrass music. He has said that one of his influences was the Old Crow Medicine Show and that he had sung many of their songs beginning at age 12. Mason grew up performing at fiddlers conventions, playing his guitar, singing, and writing music.