Ben Roberts is a songwriter, artist, and producer born and raised in Pine Bluff, AR. As a founding member of the Americana/Country duo, Carolina Story, alongside his wife, Emily, he has performed over 1,500 shows in 48 states, including several appearances on the Grand Ole Opry. On top of writing the bulk of Carolina Story’s material, his songwriting credits include cuts by Kameron Marlowe, Flatland Cavalry, Bryan Martin, Sam Williams, Colby Acuff, Abbey Cone, among others. His songs have been heard across the TV/Film landscape including placements on Nashville, The Ranch, Hart of Dixie, PBS, The Equalizer, and many more. His production credits include Sam Williams, Carter Faith, and more.

Jordan Walker is a country music songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Growing up in the small town of Vernon, Texas, Jordan grabbed musical influences from wherever he could get them.His musical heroes include everyone from George Strait and Keith Whitley to pop sensations like Justin Timberlake and Rob Thomas.From an early age, Jordan was on stage with a microphone in his hand. While he was in college in Wichita Falls, Texas around 2010, he put together a 4 piece band and toured all around Texas and the surrounding states. He organically grew a fan base that way opening for Texas artists like Wade Bowen, Randy Rogers and Josh Abbott Band. That eventually led to him falling in love with the art of songwriting and the idea of one day living in Nashville. In February of 2012, he finally made the move. His dad and he loaded up a horse trailer full of clothes, 2 couches and a guitar and headed to Tennessee. Within his first 3 months of being in Nashville, Jordan met Johnny McGuire and formed the band Walker McGuire. WM toured the country extensively opening for artists such as Luke Combs, Luke Bryan, Kid Rock, Brooks and Dunn, Tim McGraw and many more over a 6 year span as well as headlining many venues and festivals along the way before the group disbanded in 2019.Walker has been signed to Sony Music Publishing Nashville since November of 2019. He has songs recorded by multiple artists during his time in Music City, including Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, Jordan Davis, Trace Adkins, Kolby Cooper, Randall King, Chris Lane and many others. He was a co-writer on the multi-week #1 single When It Rains, It Pours by Combs which has been certified as 9x platinum.

Ryan was born and raised in Nashville where he “caught the bug”—picking up the guitar and starting to write his own songs at age twelve. Ryan frequently performed at church, and there he learned to master the stage. In 2009, Ryan competed in the television singing competition show on CMT, Can You Duet, where he and his singing partner finished in third place. Memorably, the duo stood out when they surprised judges by singing the classic “Tennessee Waltz,” while other groups opted for contemporary selections. Two years later, Ryan released his original EP, Follow Me, and followed up with an acoustic project in 2013. In the spring of 2017, Ryan competed and won first place in WSM’s Road Show Talent Competition. As he did in the television competition, Ryan performed country classics “That’s the Way Love Goes” by Merle Haggard and “When You Say Nothing At All” by Keith Whitley. Clearly, Ryan has a solid foundation in traditional country music; however, it is not his only musical influence. He covers songs in the pop, gospel, and R&B genres, as well, and these influences are apparent in his original compositions. The range of songwriters he has worked with over the years also showcase his musical interests across genres and within country music. He has worked with the likes of Jessi Alexander, Country Hall of Fame Member Bill Anderson, Steve Bogard, Scooter Carusoe, Monty Criswell, Tom Douglas, JT Harding, Connie Harrington, Tim Nichols, and Tony Lane.