With roots in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, Emmy Moyen brings a fresh yet authentic voice to country music. She was raised between two musical worlds, one steeped in bluegrass and traditional country, the other fueled by bands like U2, The Killers, and Coldplay. This balance of modern edge and heartfelt honesty has quickly positioned her as an artist and writer to watch. Emmy has opened for artists including The Oak Ridge Boys, RaeLynn, Avery Anna, Caylee Hammack, Logan Crosby, and more. While at Belmont University, Emmy performed at the 2025 Country Showcase, won the 2024 Fall Writers Showcase, and was awarded the 2025 Songwriting Scholarship from the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Her social media presence has grown to over 128k on TikTok and 35k on Instagram, with reposts from Eric Church and Miranda Lambert.  As she prepares to start a new release cycle beginning in late February, Emmy is set to showcase new music at festivals this summer including Rock the South and Rock the Country.

“The Wages’ were run out of North Carolina for stealing horses and other boorish behavior. We settled in North Mississippi and evolved into three groups: the preachers; the drunks and the outlaws; and then kind of a mid-range group. I came from the mid-range group.” Cyrena Wages fell in love with music on the country backroads between Millington and Shelby Forest, two small towns just north of Memphis. Her father, the hometown judge, drove her to school every day in a 1967 gold Cadillac with the license plate “ROBN HD” on the back, an homage to the underdog ideology, and a conceptual through line of her debut 2024 album, Vanity Project. Wages tapped producer Matt Ross-Spang (Margo Price, St. Paul & the Broken Bones) to helm Vanity Project, a heavy hearted country soul meets indie pop confessional, at his Southern Grooves Studio in Memphis. Upon its release, Cyrena toured in support of artists like Lilly Winwood, Hailey Whitters, Maggie Rose, Lucero, and Chaparelle, and debuted in spaces like the Troubadour and SXSW. Produced by Johnny Black, Cyrena's upcoming sophomore album may differ sonically (and emotionally) from her debut, but the delicately punk narrative remains intact: a woman raised in North Shelby County, relishing in the witticisms of the South, while fighting like hell to shake its "Bible Belt beauty pageant" conditioning. "I didn't go in to make this new record feeling unheard or carrying unarticulated pain. I wrote Vanity Project from a wound, and I am writing this project from a scar. If Vanity Project was despair, healing, and truth telling, this album is swagger, boundaries, levity, fun, and a sense of humor that I lost touch with for a long time." Slated for 2026 release.

Gavin Lucas is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter signed to Warner Chappell and Core Entertainment. He has worked with artists including Bailey Zimmerman, Wyatt Flores, and Zach Hood. Known for an honest, collaborative approach to songwriting, Gavin focuses on songs built around strong melodies and storytelling.

Julia Morey is a multi-genre songwriter with roots in small-town Ohio and a sound that aims to reach far beyond it. Before moving to Nashville, she gained local recognition winning Cleveland's Got Talent, placing first not only in the vocalist category, but overall. Shortly after, she followed the pull of Music City to study songwriting at Belmont University. Julia’s songwriting earned recognition from the GRAMMY U Showcase, Belmont’s Writers Showcase presented by Sony Music Publishing, and the American Songwriter Lyric Contest, among others; affirming her ambition for crafting stories through song. She opened for Clark Beckham on his Light Year Tour - an experience that cemented her love for the stage and the electricity of live performance. Now, Julia writes across genres, including country, pop, funk, and wherever melody leads - collaborating with emerging artists such as Amber Marie, Alex Lomartire, JD Wise, Gert Arwood, and more - while preparing to release her own music later this year. With a storyteller’s heart and a performer’s spark, she creates songs that feel both personal and universal - equal parts grit, groove, and grace.