Phil Barton is an Australian songwriter living in Nashville, TN. He had his first No. 1 with the Lee Brice smash, A Woman Like You. This song led to a Music Row Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year, and NSAI award for one of the coveted “Ten Songs I Wish I’d Written”. Recently, Phil co-produced a children’s album called Prayed For This Day for Chrissy Metz’s new children’s book “When I Talk To God”. He is also a co-writer on all 11 tracks of this record. He has I’ve Gotten Goodout on Universal Music Group’s recording artist Priscilla Block. Barton also landed the title track on recording Arista/Records artist Matt Stell’s, Better Than That EP. Along with his success in American Country Music, Phil has had multiple Top Ten singles in Canada with artists like Tim Hicks, Chad Brownlee, The Washboard Union, Jojo Mason, and Meghan Patrick. In Australia, he has also had cuts with Lee Kernaghan, Missy Lancaster, Busby Marou, Jai Waetford, The Wolfe Brothers, Reigan, and more. In 2018 he signed a publishing deal with Liz Rose Music and Anthem Entertainment. His songs have been recorded by Lee Brice, Rachel Wammack, Trea Landon, Brad Cox, Amy Shephard, Sara Evans, David Nail, Eli Young Band, Dustin Lynch, Morgan Evans, LOCASH, and many more.

Nanseera is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter with an old soul and powerful lyricism. The mixed-race, London-born performer grew up in Uganda and Ethiopia, moving to the United States for high school and college. As an adult, Nanseera has spent time in France and Uganda, as well as touring the east coast of the United States. All her travels and adjustments bring a nuanced worldview into her music. Taking inspiration from artists like Tracy Chapman, Lianne LaHavas, and Sheryl Crow, she weaves together poetic stories of identity, belonging, and resilience.

Originally from London, Kentucky, and now based in Nashville, Tennessee, Andrew Worley is a singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in honest storytelling. Influenced by greats such as John Denver, Jim Croce, and Gordon Lightfoot, Worley writes songs that explore the beauty and heartache of everyday life. As a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Worley is deeply involved in every stage of the creative process, helping to arrange and produce each recording to ensure every song reflects its intended vision. After leaving a career as a speech-language pathologist in public schools, Worley now devotes his attention to making music. His work has quickly earned national recognition, including first place in the 2024 Great American Song Contest for "Enough of a Feeling," 2026 Tennessee Songwriters Week honors, and additional acclaim for "'Til the Sun Comes Back," which was a finalist in the 2025 Great American Song Contest and received second place in the 2026 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest. Following the release of his debut EP, Worley is recording new music while building his audience at writers' rounds, listening rooms, and festivals. With a growing catalog of award-winning songs and a hands-on approach to every aspect of the process, Andrew Worley is building a reputation as an authentic voice in today's music landscape.