Daniella Spadini is a 25-year-old pop artist and multi-genre songwriter hailing from rural Northern California. Since graduating from Berklee College of Music and moving to Nashville in 2022, she has taken part in ASCAP’s 2022 Harold Adamson Songwriters Workshop, was voted into the "Best Of" Round at the Tin Pan South Songwriting Festival, was awarded the 2023 Todd Givens Memorial Scholarship by the Nashville Songwriters Association, and was selected for ASCAP’s prestigious GPS Project Class of 2024. Spadini was also awarded the ASCAP Foundation’s 2024 Harold Adamson Lyric Award in Country music. She is releasing her debut EP “Death of Me” in 2026. Spadini’s vivid lyricism has been likened to chart-topping storytellers, such as Taylor Swift, Ryan Tedder, and Julia Michaels.

Originally a touring artist based out of Florida, John moved to Nashville in 2018 and has quickly made a name for himself by writing songs for the city’s next generation of rising stars. IG: johnwfrank

Vocal powerhouse and rising singer/songwriter Bri Fletcher is quickly making a name for herself. The Dallas/Fort Worth native's work ethic mixed with raw talent and the ability to write straight to the heart songs, has readied Fletcher for a bright future. Most recently, Fletcher recruited a group of 17 ladies to work in front of the mic and behind the scenes for an all-female collaboration entitled "Glow." The women empowerment track led to a residency at Ole Red every month that Bri hosts called “LETS GLOW GIRLS!” Fletcher in the past year released the show-stopping "Everything I’m not," which was premiered by American Songwriter and featured on Spotify editorial playlists Wild Country, Fresh Finds: Country, New Music Nashville, Young Country, Next From Nashville, and Women of Country and is almost to 2 million streams on Spotify. Fletcher has also released her debut EP, "chapter one" including title tracks “Love Me Back”, “Therapy” and “There’s Still Tomorrow” featuring The Voice winner Jake Hoot