Bella Hudson is a country artist and songwriter, who loves writing unique songs with a twist about her experiences with past love and growing up. Bella’s recent releases include “Goodwill Hunting” and “Your Mom” which blew up on Tik Tok with a staggering 4 million views. Bella has been writing and performing since the age of 11 when she played an original solo acoustic song on the main stage at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival for 10,000 people after playing in a local talent show and getting noticed by the festival management. After that, she was a regular performer there for several years. Those performances led to an invitation to give a TEDx talk in Boulder, CO where she performed at the age of 13 for over 2,000 people. Since then, Bella has performed in many venues around the country, including a finalist on the Belmont University country showcase, as well as opening for Trace Adkins, Wynona Judd, Michael Ray, Midland, Blackjack Billy, Chase Rice and Chris Janson. Bella is now 23, and also hosts a radio show on 96.7 FM Yoco Nashville!

Dave Kuncio is a multi-platinum songwriter and producer. He's found success in multiple genres, co-writing hits such as "Slow Down” by Selena Gomez and Dierks Bentley's "Somewhere On A Beach", which took home the ASCAP Country Music Award for Song of the Year in 2017.  Some of his writing credits include Alicia Keys, Steve Aoki, Smallpools, and Ty Dolla $ign.  During the pandemic, he entered the world of comedy, co-writing the internet-viral song, “Open ‘Er Up” for NYC-based comedian Andrew Schulz featuring Jelly Roll.  Most recently, he co-wrote rising pop star Jessie Murph’s single, “While You’re At It."

With the fuel of both Southern rock and  country music influences pumping through his veins, it’s no surprise  that CJ Solar is a natural at fusing the two worlds. Combine that with  Delta blues, compliments of a childhood spent in Cajun country, and  you’ve got one badass up-and-comer, with the pure musical talent and  vocal chops to back him up. Already turning heads throughout Nashville,  Baton Rouge and beyond, having been named one of the“New Artists You  Need To Know” by Rolling Stone Country, Solar says the driving force  behind his untimely success isn’t fame nor fortune – it’s just a diehard  infatuation with the music he grew up on. When not out touring the country headlining his own shows and opening for  such artists as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Jr and Gary Allan, he continues to  write and record. He's released 3 EP's of songs he's co-written and just released his first full length in August of 2022. He's penned songs for  artists such as Jason Aldean, Jerrod Niemann and Justin Moore, while  also writing number one singles for Jameson Rodgers with 2020's "Some  Girls" and Morgan Wallen's breakout hit "Up Down" featuring Florida  Georgia Line.  “I just want to  write songs that say something and really mean something to me. I want  to ride around in a van, tour the country, and play songs with my buds.  Everything I do in music, I want to do it for the love of the music and  the sake of the song,” he adds.

Most recently nominated for AIMP’s “Rising Songwriter of the Year”, Ben’s most recent cuts include RIAA Certified Gold Single “Narcissist”,  “Critic”, “La Di Da”, “Can’t Miss You Anymore” (Avery Anna), “Lucky”, “Traitor Joe” “Sleep on My Side” “I’m Not Pretty” and “Tennessee Orange” — #1 on Sirius XM’s The Highway, Spotify’s Hot Country Playlist and currently Top 5 at Country Radio — (Megan Moroney) Also, “Water and Beer” (Trea Landon), “Midnight On A Map Dot” (Derek Austin), “Little Bit” Drew Baldridge, and “Old Phone” “Someone Else’s Summer” (CB30).  A diverse writer, Ben also enjoys writing in other genres and penned a Pop/EDM single “I Still Remember” with artist Caroline Romano which was remixed by R3HAB, racking up streams in the millions and charting at #13 on Billboard EDM Airplay. Ben Williams was born and raised in California’s Bay Area. Although Nashville may seem far away for a “Cali kid”, his mother was born and raised nearby in Pegram and he grew up spending every summer there at his Grandmother’s house. Growing up, track and field was his number one priority. Ben attended Santa Clara University after graduating from high school where he competed in Division 1 Track and Field. Although he grew up playing music with his brother, it wasn’t until his Freshman year that he got out the keyboard and guitar and started writing songs every day. At the end of that first year, Ben decided to transfer to Belmont University in Nashville to continue running and also pursue a songwriting career. He graduated from Belmont in May of 2020 and signed a publishing deal with Major Bob Music in August. Ben’s passion for songwriting comes from his love of lyrics.