Dave Berg is a singer/songwriter originally from Portland Oregon now making his home in Nashville TN. His songs have been recorded by a wide array of artists including Keith Urban, Bake Shelton, Carrie Underwood, Kenny Chesney, Rodney Atkins, Jewel, Jimmy Buffett, Ronnie Milsap, Reba McEntire and Meatloaf to name a few. He’s had five #1 country songs to his credit, including ASCAP’S 2007 Country Song Of The Year “If You’re Going Through Hell” recorded by Rodney Atkins. Other hits include “Stupid Boy” by Keith Urban, “These Are My People” by Rodney Atkins, “Moments” by Emerson Drive “What Kinda Gone” by Chris Cagle, “Somebody” by Reba McEntire and “Don’t Make Me” by Blake Shelton. In 2007 Berg was named Billboard and N.S.A.I. Country Songwriter of the Year, as well as ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) 2008 Country Songwriter Of The Year. Berg has also recorded three independent singer/songwriter records of his own, “Three Perfect Days” “Surface” and “Not Quite So Alone”

Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member.  Grammy nominee. Songs: The Dance - Garth Brooks, Dreaming with My Eyes Open - Clay Walker Anthony Michael Arata, 10 October 1957, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Although Arata completed his education with a degree in journalism, his first interest lay in music. During his university days he played guitar and sang with various bands. His professional career began with a bluegrass band in 1975, and from 1978-82 he wrote and sang many of his own songs with his band Handpicked. He was signed to a songwriting contract by Don Tolle’s Noble Vision label, where Jim Glaser recorded some of his songs, charting ‘The Man In The Mirror’ and ‘I’ll Be Your Fool Tonight’. Arata himself achieved two minor hits with ‘Come On Home’ (1984) and ‘Sure Thing’ (1985) and also recorded an album. In the late 80s, still under contract to Tolle, he relocated to Nashville. In 1990, Garth Brooks enjoyed a number 1 with his song ‘The Dance’. The recording gained many awards, including Song Of The Year (1991), and immediately led to Brooks’ recording Arata’s ‘Same Old Story’ and ‘Face To Face’. Other artists were attracted to his work, and further recordings of his songs began to appear, including ‘Part Of Me’ (Suzy Bogguss), ‘I Used To Worry’ (Delbert McClinton), ‘Slower’ (Dan Seals), ‘Standing By The River’ (Oak Ridge Boys) and ‘One Of My Reasons’ (David Slater). Arata also has business enterprises and is the editor of a trade publication.

THE GIRL IN BAND SHIRTS & BOLO TIES Country. Soul. Pop. Rock ‘n Roll. Hailing from the suburbs of Chicago and finding her home in Tennessee by way of North Carolina, Maura Streppa combines her northern roots and southern influence into one. Heavily influenced by musicians ranging from Lowell George and John Prine to Janis Joplin and Dolly Parton, Maura creates a home for lovers of old and new. Her southern rock vocals take modern country melodies to a new level. Maura’s writing ranges from upbeat honky tonk tunes to raw, intimate songs about her daily struggles. With 12 songs available on all streaming services, Maura’s music has been recognized by Billboard, Sirius XM “The Highway”, iHeart Radio “Women of Country”, as well as her song “Singer and The Song” winning the 2022 Tennessee Songwriters Week.