Marv Green, a Southern California native, moved to Nashville in March of 1993. Within 6 months, Marv's songwriting caught the attention of producer Scott Hendricks, who signed Marv to a publishing deal with Big Tractor and Warner Chappell music. Marv is still published by Warner Chappell. Artists including George Strait, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Reba, Jewel, Eric Church, Morgan Wallen, Dierks Bentley, Lonestar, Faith Hill, Brooks And Dunn, Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood, Bon Jovi, Jason Aldean, Chris Young, Dustin Lynch, Jo Dee Messina, Lee Ann Womack, Sara Evans, Martina McBride, Jessica Andrews, Kelly Pickler, Brad Paisley, Rodney Atkins, Billy Currington, Danny Gokey and Joe Diffie have recorded his songs. Marv captured his first number-one hit, 'True', recorded by George Strait in 1998. The following year he scored his second number-one with 'Amazed' recorded by Lonestar. 'Amazed' spent a record breaking eight weeks at number one on Billboard. Green was honered by BMI with their Song Of The Year Award in 2000. Green was awarded the BMI Songwriter Of The Year in 2001. Marv also claimed the ACM Song Of The Year for 'Amazed' as well as a Grammy nomination. Green collected his third number-one song with 'It Just Comes Natural' recorded by George Strait and his fourth number-one with the Carrie Underwood single 'Wasted'. His single with Brooks And Dunn titled 'Proud Of The House We Built' went top 5. Rodney Atkins took his song 'Farmer's Daughter' to the top 5. Marv co-wrote 'Creepin' by Eric Church. He also has had two songs placed in the 'Nashville' TV show with 'Wrong Song' (featuring Connie Britton And Hayden Panettiere) and 'Trouble Is' (feat. Hayden Panettiere). Marv’s other number-one songs include Reba and 'Consider Me Gone’, Chris Young’s ‘Who I Am With You’, Tim McGraw’s ’Shotgun Rider’ and ‘I Called Mama’ 

Brad Stuart is a Michigan native and Nashville songwriter known for crafting stories into song — with a voice as big and gravelly as the truth he sings about. He draws from influences ranging from the songwriter greats like John Prine, Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, and Jason Isbell. With the warmth of his signature rasp and a knack for authentic storytelling, Brad has a distinctive way of connecting with his audience, somewhere between laughter and tears. Brad’s early years in music included playing in the hard rock band Altered Paradigm, where he cut his teeth as a performer, writer, and collaborator. He went on to work both on stage and in the studio — recording on Just Like That by Uncle Kracker, collaborating with Tim Diaz in Two Lane Bridge, and serving as musician, vocalist, and music director for The Hymns Project. Brad has also contributed to many other artists’ works across several different genres along the way. Over the years, Brad has toured extensively across North America and Europe, playing everything from large festivals to small listening rooms like the legendary Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, where he performs regularly. Since branching out into his solo career, Brad has performed several headlining shows around the world as well as providing direct support on shows with James Otto, Dustin Lynch, Sanctus Real, and several others.  No matter the setting, his focus is always on creating authentic, meaningful connections with his audience. Brad teamed up with Grammy Award-winning producer Randy Kohrs to create a sound that blends the Americana heart of Nashville with the grit and soul of his Motown roots. Their first studio collaboration was 33 Turns & A Needle, released on Reakyr Records in January 2024. Together, Brad and Randy assembled an all-star lineup including Brent Mason, Wil Houchens, James Mitchell, and several other of Nashville’s and Detroit’s greatest musicians. The album features standout singles including the title track 33 Turns & A Needle, This Side of Heaven, It Goes By (featuring Brad’s grandfather Manuel Rey), and I’ll Fly Away (featuring his daughter Riley Stuart). The album delivers songs that reflect the hardships of life, his passion for his family, and his deep connection to his faith. In addition to the music itself, Brad’s youngest daughter, born Deaf, has been the driving force behind his dedication to music accessibility. To ensure she — and others in the Deaf community — can experience his songs, his wife, Elizabeth, performs them in American Sign Language (ASL) for his music videos and many of his live performances. Two decades in, Brad remains committed to touring, writing, recording, and collaborating. Fueled by his passion to connect with his ever-growing fanbase, he’s pouring the coals to shaping his legacy and staying true to who he is at his core — Singer. Songwriter. Storyteller.

Brian Allison is a Nashville-based Americana singer/songwriter originally from the Chicagoland area and a two-time Josie Music Award winner—earning Americana Artist of the Year (Male) and Americana Song of the Year for “Worth Breaking.” A full-time musician since 2016, Brian carries on a deep family legacy of music. His grandfather, Lynn Allison, sang and played saxophone and clarinet in the Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band, and his grandmother, Gloria Van, was a celebrated big band vocalist. Brian’s father, a talented multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, was both his mentor and collaborator, shaping his early love for music before his passing in 2013. In 2024, Brian released “Music City” with his four children, marking a career highlight. In 2025, he toured the U.S. and Europe, performing at the Longhorn Festival in Denmark, opening for James Otto, and earning radio play overseas.