Hailing from Dacula, Georgia, Justin Wilson is one of the hottest songwriters in Nashville. He has scored over 20 cuts and singles such as "Drunk Me" (Mitchell Tenpenny), “Later On” (Swon Brothers), “Tomorrow Tonight” (Craig Campbell), “Kiss You In The Morning” (Michael Ray) and more. Other cuts by artists include Blake Shelton, Joe Nichols, Parmalee and more are proof that Justin is going to be a force in songwriting for years to come. Justin will be recording his first EP midsummer.

Erik’s “JJ’s Market” was named one of American Songwriter’s Top 20 Songs of 2020, and his full-length projects include his 2016 debut album Heart of a Flatland Boy, featuring the underground classic “Fishing Alone”, and the follow-up Baseball on the Moon (2018), which features duets with Steve Earle and Luke Combs. “Map Dot Town” & Erik’s rendition of “Whiskey Lullaby” were featured on Netflix, The Ranch.

Music City native Jaelee Roberts, is already more than a little familiar with—and to—the music industry. Born to veteran music professionals, she grew up backstage at the Grand Ole Opry and in the middle of rehearsals, business meetings and recording sessions, along with plenty of festivals and concerts. Roberts got her start singing in church at a very early age and began her journey as an instrumentalist at age 4 with fiddle lessons; since then, she has added guitar, mandolin and piano to her musical arsenal. Jaelee participated in and won numerous music and dance competitions, but as she began her teen years, she found herself drawn more to performance than competition.

Hailing from the small town of Ball Ground, Georgia, and now pursuing a bachelor's degree in songwriting at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, Elliott Prather is a young independent country singer-songwriter sharing his love of music with crowds of fans and new faces most weekends. 
 At an early age, Prather realized that "life's too short to not make good music." 
 He goes into every songwriting session, every performance with this thought in mind. 
 Prather began playing gigs around his hometown at the age of 17, learning the ins and outs of being a "professional jukebox." It wouldn't be until two years later when he would finally get the chance to share his original songs with a larger audience with the release of his first album on May 15, 2020. 
rather’s music is propelled by a neo-traditional country-rock production and insightful lyrics covering a variety of topics including his back and forth relationship with music, thoughtful storytelling, and his desire to cherish the little things in life. 
 These themes are evident in songs like "Music Man," "Hard Work," and "While I Still Can." 
 Even in an intimate, acoustic setting, Prather's message still powers through with his passion and love for performing and songwriting. 
 "I just want to make and play good music, and I want to invite people to join me."