Barry Hutchens is a singer/songwriter from Stuart, VA. He began playing music at six years old and grew up playing bluegrass, country, and gospel music. When he was a teenager, he toured with various bluegrass bands playing festivals alongside legendary performers such as Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, Rick Skaggs, Keith Whitley, Mac Wiseman, and others. Barry and his brothers, Bill and Bryan, were a country music trio (The Hutchens) on Altantic Records in the mid 1990's and recorded the top 40 song, "Knock, Knock". As a performer, Barry has shared the stage with artists such as Kenny Chesney, Martina McBride, Toby Keith, Shenandoah, Marty Stuart, and Lonestar, to name a few. As a writer, Barry has had songs recorded by Shenandoah, Carly Pearce, Marty Raybon, Sonya Isaacs, The Lonesome River Band, John Bowman, and others. He has penned songs that have reached #1 on the Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Christian Country charts. In 2023, he received a Song of The Year nomination by the International Bluegrass Music Association for the Lonesome River Band's hit song, "Heyday", that he co-wrote with his son, Will.

Will Hutchens is a songwriter from Stuart, VA. Growing up in a musical family, he was taught piano by his grandmother at an early age.  He then learned bass guitar to play in his church praise and worship band. He began playing acoustic guitar and songwriting at 16. While attending NC State University, he kept writing and played singer/songwriter nights. Upon graduation from college, Will embarked on a career in business, but his passion for songwriting continued to grow. “I’ve known since I was 16 that I had to write songs. Regardless of what I was doing to make a living, I had to write songs,” said Hutchens. Blending his traditional roots with contemporary country tones, he hopes to bring a fresh sound to Music Row. Will has penned multiple #1 Bluegrass songs, and his song, "Heyday", recorded by Lonesome River Band was nominated for Song of The Year by The International Bluegrass Music Association in 2023. Written with his father, Barry Hutchens, the song has helped catapult his career. “It is truly a blessing to have this song recorded by Lonesome River Band and heard around the country. It’s a song of nostalgia, hopefully of pride, for small town folks all over,” Hutchens commented. “It’s also given me some credibility to get in the room with more great writers,” he noted. Will commutes to Nashville regularly from his home in Southern Pines, NC, where he lives with his wife (Laura) and two kids (James & Maggie).

Referred to by Billboard Magazine as "One of Music Row's greatest veteran tunesmiths," Jerry Salley has had an incredibly successful, multi award-winning songwriting career. Nominated in 2019 for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Salley is the 2018 & 2019 IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Songwriter of the Year and was named the 2003 SESAC Country Music Songwriter of the Year. Salley has had over 540 different songs recorded and his songs have sold in excess of 18 million records worldwide. Writing and singing in Nashville since 1982, he has written multiple hits in country, bluegrass, and gospel music and may well be the most successful songwriter to have earned equal recognition from all three genres of music. Jerry was a 2020 Grammy nominated producer in the Gospel Roots category for producing the multi-artist project, Gonna Sing, Gonna Shout, on Billy Blue Records. He also produced the popular Dolly Parton single, a new version of the old Gospel Hymn, “In The Sweet By And By”, released as part of the “Country Faith Bluegrass” project in 2021, which received two 2022 IBMA Awards (“Gospel Recording of the Year” and “Collaborative Recording of the Year”), and the 2022 Dove Award for “Bluegrass/Country/Roots Song of the Year”. He currently has a popular song, “It Takes A Woman”, on the new Chris Stapleton album “Higher”. From Sir Elton John's only chart single to appear on the Billboard Country Chart ("Where We Both Say Goodbye" - duet with Australian artist Catherine Britt) to a Gospel song so popular it has been included in church hymnals ("His Strength Is Perfect"); from songs recorded by country music legends Loretta Lynn and The Oak Ridge Boys to some of today's biggest country stars like Chris Stapleton, Reba McEntire, and Brad Paisley, Jerry's long list of accomplishments speaks for itself. Born in the small southern Ohio town of Chillicothe, he signed with Performing Rights Organization SESAC at eighteen years old. After earning a degree from Ohio University in 1982, Salley moved to Nashville and landed a job in the Country Music USA cast at Opryland theme park, a job that would become a springboard for what was to come. Jerry’s country music successes began in the late 1980s when the group Wild Rose recorded “Breakin’ New Ground”. Since then, countless country music stars have recorded his songs, including Reba McEntire ("I'm Gonna Take That Mountain", “Close To Crazy”), John Anderson ("I Fell In The Water"), Wade Hayes ("How Do You Sleep At Night") , Chris Stapleton (“Outlaw State Of Mind” on the Grammy award winning quadruple-platinum album Traveller), Toby Keith, Sara Evans, Patty Loveless, Joe Nichols, Darryl Worley, Travis Tritt, Tracy Lawrence, Neal McCoy, Mark Chesnutt and many, many more. Internationally, he has penned no less than nine #1 Country hits in Australia. As part of a trio with friends Larry Cordle and Carl Jackson, Jerry recorded the song "You're Running Wild" on the Louvin Brothers Tribute on Universal South Records. Entitled Livin', Lovin', Losin' - Songs of the Louvin Brothers, the album features numerous country music stars singing songs made famous by the legendary duo. The project won the 2003 Grammy for Country Album of the Year. In the bluegrass genre, Jerry was named the 2018 and 2019 IBMA Songwriter of the Year and has had hundreds of songs, including numerous chart-toppers, recorded. He was thrilled to have co-written three songs on The SteelDrivers Grammy award winning album, The Muscle Shoals Recordings (“A Long Way Down”, “The River Runs Red”, “6 Feet Away”), and a song on the Del McCoury Band Grammy winning album The Streets of Baltimore (“The Butler Brothers”). Other bluegrass groups who have recorded Jerry’s songs include The Osborne Brothers, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Rhonda Vincent, Lonesome River Band, Balsam Range, Seldom Scene, Flatt Lonesome, IIIrd Tyme Out, Larry Stevenson, Donna Ulisse, Irene Kelley and many others. Salley is a multiple IBMA Song of the Year nominee, and his song “All Dressed Up”, recorded by Joe Mullin and The Radio Ramblers, won the IBMA Gospel Recorded Song Of The Year award in 2016. Jerry is a three-time IBMA Award winner, which includes receiving the 2006 IBMA Album of the Year award for his contribution (as an artist) to the Celebration Of Life album. He is an eight-time Dove Award nominee in the country, bluegrass, and southern gospel categories and won a prestigious Dove for the 1990 Inspirational Song of the Year "His Strength Is Perfect", recorded by and co-written with Steven Curtis Chapman. “His Strength Is Perfect” has been recorded more than 200 times, and was included in the Baptist Hymnal in 2009. Prior to that, the song had been included in the Celebration Life Hymnal, arguably the largest selling non-denominational Hymnal in the world. As stated above, Salley won his second Dove Award in 2022 for producing and performing on the Dolly Parton recording of “In The Sweet By And By” for “Bluegrass/Country/Roots Song of the Year”. Salley has written eight #1 Gospel hits, multiple #2 Gospel hits and over a dozen other top ten and top twenty gospel songs. Gospel groups that have recorded Jerry’s songs include Steven Curtis Chapman, CeCe Winans, Tribute Quartet, Karen Peck & New River, The Talleys, The McKameys, Lordsong, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, and many more. As an artist, Jerry has performed worldwide and has had the honor of performing as a soloist many times on the world-famous Grand Ole Opry. He has appeared on Late Night with David Letterman, Regis and Kathy Lee, and NBC'S Today Show, where he was honored to sing as background vocalist for the legendary Linda Ronstadt. In 2007, Jerry released his first solo project, New Songs, Old Friends, on the Mountain Home Record Label. A Bluegrass CD of all new songs written by Jerry, the project includes guest vocalists The Oak Ridge Boys, Rhonda Vincent, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs & Sharon White, Darryl Worley, Del McCoury, Doyle Lawson, Sonya Isaacs, Alecia Nugent, Jamie Johnson, Lisa Shaffer and buddies Carl Jackson and Larry Cordle. The project was one of the final nominees for the 2007 IBMA "Recorded Event of the Year". Since then, he has released Showing My Age (2012), Gospel From My Grassroots (2015), Front Porch Philosophy (2017), All God’s Children Sing (2019), Bridges And Backroads (2020), and A Very Jerry Family Christmas (2021). Although Salley focuses on songwriting, as noted above he is a 2020 Grammy nominated producer in the Gospel Roots category, having produced the award winning, multi-artist Bluegrass Gospel project “Gonna Sing, Gonna Shout” on Billy Blue Records. He is in high demand as a producer for classic country, bluegrass, Americana, and gospel artists. He also loves sharing his music with his fans, performing approximately 80 shows a year throughout the country. Multi-Grammy award winning producer, musician and songwriter, Carl Jackson says of Jerry: "Jerry is not only a friend, in the truest sense of the word, he is also a songwriter's songwriter - an artist that completely understands the idea of "painting a picture" using the marriage of lyric and rhyme; someone that fully grasps the art of crafting a song, rather than throwing words against the page. His paintbrush is a pen, his canvas a legal pad, and his goal always another masterpiece."