After landing the title track on the new Lady Antebellum record, “Ocean” he followed it up with two cuts on the 2020 Little Big Town Record: “Wine, Beer, Whiskey” and “Problem Child”, as well as production credit on “Problem Child”, and the single, “Sugar Coat.” He can also be heard on the latest Hootie & The Blowfish record with the song, “New Year’s Day”. In 2019, the single “Night Shift” by Jon Pardi climbed to number four on the country radio charts. Tofer has a lot on the horizons in 2020. Some of his recent collaborators include Keith Urban, Karen Fairchild, Gary LeVox, Evan Bogart, Jason Evigan, Geoff Warburton, Hillary Lindsey, Justin Parker, Lori McKenna, Shane McAnally, Sarah Buxton and Sean McConnell. He also works extensively with Jillian Jacqueline, producing her past two albums and co-writing over half of the tracks. He is currently working on her third. With over 75 TV/Film placements on every major television network, including a 2019 worldwide ad by Samsung, he’s a force to be reckoned with in the sync world as well. Tofer can wear many different hats in the room when working with writers/artists/producers and has had success across just about every genre.

Emerging singer-songwriter Emma Smalley is quickly making her mark with her heartfelt songwriting and ethereal vocals. Her breakout song, "Too Far Gone," has earned nearly 2,000,000 Spotify streams, marking a major milestone in her rising career. Raised in Chapin, South Carolina, Smalley's musical journey began at age six when her  father put a guitar in her hands. Inspired by a comprehensive soundtrack featuring such  influential artists as Jack Johnson, Norah Jones, Hootie & The Blowfish, The Chicks, and Taylor Swift, she developed a distinctive style that blends honest storytelling with  warm, melodious Americana and country influences. While earning degrees from the University of South Carolina and a Charleston-area  technical college, Smalley followed generations of her family into healthcare, building a career as an operating room nurse. Even as music remained a constant alongside her work, it wasn't until a life-changing heartbreak that she took the leap to Nashville to fully pursue the career she'd dreamed of since childhood. Now based in Nashville, Smalley balances her role as a part-time operating room nurse at Vanderbilt University Medical Center with a rapidly growing music career, bringing authenticity, vulnerability, and lived experience to every song she writes

Based in Nashville, Conner Moye grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he developed an early love for storytelling and was raised on country music. After graduating from Belmont University, he began building a career as a songwriter, collaborating with artists including Brandon Wisham, Nightly, Georgia Webster, and Faith Hopkins. Moye has an innate ability to tell honest, compelling stories, pairing timeless songwriting instincts with a fresh, forward-moving perspective that feels distinctly his own. Now turning greater focus toward his own artistry, Moye is currently working on his debut artist project, with plans to release new music in the new year.

Born in Amarillo, Texas, Jon Nite is a Grammy nominated, CMA and ACM award winning singer/songwriter who has written at least 18 #1 hits. Jon has earned three CMA Triple Play awards for writing three #1 songs in a single calendar year. Jon’s songs include multi-genre smash “I Hope” (Gabby Barrett w/ Charlie Puth), Country Song of the Year “Break Up in the End” (Cole Swindell) “Whatever She’s Got” (David Nail), “Knocking Boots, Strip it Down, and What She Wants Tonight” (Luke Bryan), “Living” and “Tip it on Back” (Dierks Bentley), “Noise” (Kenny Chesney) and many more. Jon’s songs have crossed genres with cuts on pop artists like Phillip Phillips, Gabby Barrett, Charlie Puth and Brandi Carlisle. He’s scored a number one billboard Hot Christian song with Dan + Shay’s “Pray for You.” Brett Young’s sophomore album Ticket To L.A. features seven songs written by Jon, including the title track, “Lady.” Dierks Bentley’s ACM-nominated album The Mountain, features four Jon co-writes. Jon earned a Grammy and ACM Nomination for Country Song of the Year for “Break Up In The End” (Cole Swindell). He currently lives south of Nashville with his wife and they have two beautiful children.