Autumn Marie Buysse is a Nashville-based songwriter with over 200 released cuts spanning country, pop and K-pop. Upon graduating Belmont University’s songwriting program, she wrote a song called “Friendly Fire” about military suicide that won her the ASCAP Jay Gorney Award, the Bluebird Golden Pick Contest, the American Songwriter lyric competition, and then landed Autumn her current publishing deal with Bigger Picture Entertainment via Sony Music Publishing. Since signing, Autumn’s written viral successes like “Me or the Dawn” by Tyler Braden, “Magical” by TWICE (#4 album on Billboard), “Icing” and “Thirsty” by Breland, “Roses” by Stela Cole, “Last One Standing” by Zoe Clark, “Hers Ain’t Mine” by Austin Brown, “Warm Body” by Caleb Hearn, “Hate You The Least” by Kyle Hume, and “Delusional” by John Michael Howell. Right now, her Emily Ann Roberts’ cut “Easy Does It” is spinning on The Highway, and within the past couple months, her K-pop outside cut “Magical” by TWICE has sold a million physical copies. You can hear her cuts synced on CBS, HBO Max, NBC, Netflix, and the NFL. In the past year, this Nashvillian has been on writing trips everywhere, from Sweden to London to South Korea. Upcoming releases include Atlus, Caleb Hearn, Zandi Holup, Kyle Hume, Timmy McKeever, and Mae Muller.

Brian Davis is an upcoming country artist out of Nashville, TN. Brian was raised in North Carolina and traveled to Nashville to pursue his musical career. He has written songs with Brantley Gilbert, Florida Georgia Line, Chase Rice and many others!

Billy Montana has achieved four #1 country records: Lee Brice's “Hard To Love”(2012), Garth Brooks' “More Than A Memory”(2007), Sara Evans' "Suds In The Bucket" (2004) and Jo Dee Messina's "Bring On The Rain" (2002). "Bring On The Rain" was nominated for awards by both the Recording Academy (Grammy) and the Country Music Association and reached Number 6 on the Adult Contemporary chart. It appeared on the Country and A/C Charts for a combined total of 66 weeks! "Suds In The Bucket" was the most played country song by a female artist of 2004 and “More Than A Memory” is the fastest rising single in the history of country music, debuting at #1 on both the Billboard and R & R charts.  Montana's song “What If I Was Willing” was featured on several of the 2013-14 episodes of the popular television series “Nashville.”  Montana has the current Jon Pardi single, “Night Shift” which has broken into the top 20 and continues to climb up the country charts.First inspired to pick up a guitar as a teenager in rural upstate New York by his musician father, Montana soon formed a country/rock band with his brother.  After graduating with a degree in agriculture from Cornell University, Montana decided to try music full time and traded his dream  of becoming a farmer for a record deal on Warner Brothers. His 1996 Magnatone Records release "No Yesterday" received great critical acclaim from USA Today, Music Row magazine, and Billboard magazine. Many prominent artists have recorded Montana's songs including Kenny Chesney, Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Jason Aldean, Garth Brooks, Lee Brice, Jon Pardi, David Nail, Pat Green, Jo Dee Messina, Sara Evans, Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins, Eli Young Band, Kellie Pickler, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill, Sister Hazel, Steve Holy, Kenny Rogers and Lee Ann Womack.