East Texas–raised singer-songwriter Brennan Clements grew up singing in church and around his family’s coffee table, where music was a way of life. His timeless sound echoes the warmth of vinyl spinning at his grandmother’s house. Influenced by legends like Alan Jackson, Randy Travis, George Strait, and George Jones, Brennan pairs classic country foundations with fresh, heartfelt storytelling. A veteran of the United States Air Force, he proudly served our country for 6 years and has recently separated as he continues to pursue country music artistry.  He has supported artists such as Mack Geiger, Post Malone, Flatland Cavalry, and Jo Dee Messina. He is slated to support Jake Worthington, Pat Green, and Jason Boland on various shows throughout their fall tours.

After attending the United States Naval Academy Prep School and graduating from Virginia Tech University in '93 with a degree in Ecomomics, Dave made the move to Nashville. He scored his first top ten hit eleven years later in '04 with Darryl Worley's "If Something Should Happen". That same year Trace Adkins recorded "Arlington" which went to #13 on the country charts. Since then Dave has had four #1 singles including "Lucky Man" by Montgomery Gentry, "The Boys Of Fall" by Kenny Chesney, "Old Alabama" by Brad Paisley and Alabama and "Anything Like Me" also recorded by Paisley.  Dave most recently scored the hit “Outskirts Of Heaven" which he co-wrote with Craig Campbell. He has also had numerous other works recorded by such artists as Blake Shelton, Jake Owen, Randy Owen, Craig Morgan, Chuck Wicks, Jeff Bates, Trent Willmon, Trent Tomlinson, Larry Stewart, Mark Chesnutt, Mo Pitney, Sheryl Crow, Gary Allan, Darius Rucker, Teddy Robb, Tyler Booth, Chris Bandi, Jordan Davis and Tim McGraw.

Steve Bogard has written ten number one country songs including George Strait's, "Carried Away” and “Carrying Your Love with Me," and Rascal Flatts' career breaker, "Prayin' For Daylight." Total sales of albums containing Bogard songs are well over one hundred fifty million units. Bogard has won twenty-two ASCAP, BMI and SESAC awards with hits and cuts by artists as diverse as Reba, Tanya, Patty Loveless, Etta James, The Four Tops, Sinead O’Connor, Jack Ingram, and Restless Heart. He has had two Grammy nominations for Best Country Song with Dierks Bentley and has produced nine major-label album projects for Arista, Virgin, Lyric Street and Sony. Recent cuts include song recorded by Gary Alan, Kristian Bush, and Restless Road.  Bogard has had at least one #1 song in each of the last 4 decades! After successful early forays in the music markets of Memphis and Miami, working with legendary producers Jerry Wexler and Tom Dowd, and playing on the road with Charlie Rich and The Bill Black Combo, Steve was drawn to Nashville, when in 1983, an eleven-year-old Bogard song, "Touch Me with Magic" became a top ten hit for Marty Robbins. He spent over twenty years as a staff writer at Warner Chappell Music, has owned his own publishing company and independent record label, and is currently a staff writer at Amped Entertainment. Over fifteen years ago Steve was elected to the board of the Nashville Songwriter’s Association International and served an unprecedented seven years as NSAI’s Board President. During that time, he worked closely with the NMPA, DiMA, the RIAA, BMI, ASCAP and SESAC on legislation affecting songwriters’ rights and income in the digital space, covering subscription services, interactive streaming, satellite radio, and future digital uses of music. Steve is the only witness to represent songwriters at both the 2006 and the 2016 Copyright Royalty Board rate setting proceeding. In 2017 he was re-elected NSAI Board President and continues to serve in that position now. Bogard is a former Board Member of the CMA and the Academy of Country Music and is a 1995 graduate of Leadership Music. He served on ASCAP's Southern Writer's Advisory Board and has hosted the ASCAP Song Seminar and founded the Copyright Forum at Belmont University.  He is a member of both the Producers and Engineers and the Composers Wing of NARAS, The Recording Academy.

Jeff Stevens has written or produced over forty #1 country music hits and continues to be at the top of the charts with Luke Bryan's current Top Ten single "Country and She Knows It". Jeff, an ACM Award winner, Dove and CMA Award nominee, began performing as a child and writing songs when he was a teenager cutting his teeth in a band playing the fairs, schools and beer joints of southern West Virginia. As an artist Jeff Stevens and the Bullets made waves on Atlantic Records when they arrived in Nashville and through national TV appearances, videos and touring they met with critical success. By the early nineties he left the road and settled into a songwriting career that has yielded classic country songs such as “Carrying Your Love with Me” and “Carried Away” by George Strait and “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye” by Luke Bryan. Other #1's include Alabama's "Reckless" and Tim Mcgraw's "Back When". Jeff was recently named by Billboard as one of "The Top Producers of the 21st Century on Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart” and was recently honored by the Country Music Hall of Fame being recognized by their Music Masters Program. Jeff was inducted into the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame in 2025.  Jeff is country music superstar Luke Bryan’s longtime producer who has garnered over 27 Billion streams worldwide. In addition to producing, he has co-written many songs with Luke including his first single "All My Friends Say" and the #1 hit "Someone Else Calling You Baby". All six of the singles released from Bryan's “Kill The Lights” album reached number one on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, making Bryan the first artist in the 27-year history of the chart to achieve six number one singles from one album. The smash singles "Country Girl (Shake It For Me)" and "Crash My Party" have attained RIAA's Diamond Award status and In 2021 the Academy of Country Music presented Luke and Jeff with its "Album of the Decade" award for Luke's fourth album, "Crash My Party". Jeff's songs have been recorded by George Strait, Alabama, John Anderson, Luke Bryan, Don Williams, Tracy Byrd, Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Ronnie Dunn, Blackhawk, Sister Hazel, Danni Leigh, Brad Paisley, Lonestar, Atlanta, Mark Wills, Guy Penrod, Clay Walker and many others. Jeff is a lifetime CMA member and served on the board of directors for eight years. He is also a member of ACM, AFM, SAG/AFTRA , NSAI and NARAS.