Clayton, Georgia native Jeb Gipson started playing music at age six and was immediately hooked. Bluegrass played a big influence on him when he started out and he soon moved from singing in church to playing all over the country with his dad’s bluegrass band.  At age 17, Gipson says that songwriting started consuming his life, simply because of his strong passion for it. He began making trips to Nashville to meet with publishers in 2015 and found one who took a chance on the young writer. In the spring of 2016, Gipson signed a publishing deal with Sea Gayle Music and packed his bags and moved to music city.  Quickly breaking into the industry, he met many co-writers, who he now calls friends, and has a catalog stacked with hits. Gipson has strong influences like Keith Urban, John Mayer, Ricky Skaggs, and Brooks and Dunn, and his music has taken the form of the “good ole boy point of view with some serious soul." Gipson released his first EP in April, 2021 and has been on tour with artists such as Riley Green, Jon Langston, Hardy, Morgan Wallen, and more. He has come a long way but knows that in this line of work,  "you never stop growing," and is excited for what is to come.

Autumn McEntire is a Nashville-based songwriter, producer, and performer with deep roots in country music and storytelling. An Oklahoma native, Autumn comes from a country music legacy — her aunt is Reba McEntire — and grew up surrounded by music through her family band, The Singing McEntires. After graduating from Belmont University with a degree in Music Business, Autumn signed her first songwriter publishing deal and has since written songs recorded by dozens of country artists. Her credits include cuts by Lauren Alaina, Ashley McBryde, Mickey Guyton, Chayce Beckham, Matt Stell, Mae Estes, Emily Ann Roberts, Trea Landon, Britnee Kellogg, and Reba McEntire including the Grammy-nominated title track from Reba’s album Stronger Than the Truth. Autumn has also co-produced two full length records, Hannah Blaylock’s “The Fall & Rise” (2023) and Britnee Kellogg’s “She’s Come A Long Way” (2024).

Sean Oliu is a prolific young singer, songwriter and musician from Southern California. Sean has been intertwining country with the influences of Blues, and early Rock n’ Roll to form his own unique musical style.  He was introduced to classic country music as young boy by his papa. They spent hours together working on cars and listening to the likes of Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Charley Pride, Loretta Lynn, George Strait and many more.  Sean recently returned from Nashville where he had the honor to perform at the legendary Ryman Auditorium, the Mother Church of Country Music, where he received a standing ovation. His talents have opened the door to write and record with some of country music’s leading artists. Sean is currently partnering with Grammy Award winning producer and songwriter Darrell Brown and looks forward to sharing his new music. 

Carlisle Wright is a fourth-generation singer/songwriter of Southern-style songs that have entertained millions of people, from small family gatherings to the Grand Ole Opry for nearly a century. She is a natural, narrative driven songwriter with a fresh take on her classic country foundation that is attracting a new generation of fans seeking traditional sounds and relatable themes.