Bill DiLuigi is a full time hit writer on Nashville’s Music Row. He is the recipient of The Covenant Award (Canada’s Dove Award). Bill is a Billboard Top 15 writer. Urban Cowboy singer Johnny Lee (‘Looking for Love") put a song of his on his record. He wrote rock icon Bonnie Tyler’s 2025 latest single “Yes I Can.” He has had songs recorded by platinum rockers Blessid Union of Souls. His film and TV placements include Left Behind, Cowgirls and Angels, Good Morning America, Hart of Dixie and many more. In addition to writing for others, Bill has released his own singer-songwriter project called “Pennsylvania Avenue.” It was produced by Kent Wells, producer of the National Treasure, Dolly Parton. He has played venues from Australia’s Tamworth Fest, to The Bluebird Cafe, The Bitter End, and many points in between.

Wil Nance is a multi-platinum, chart topping songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. Initially from House Springs, Missouri, Wil has called Music City home for over 20 years. Known for his sharp and reliable southern lyrics, Wil Nance is one of Nashville’s most genuine treasures. Wil earned his first number one song at country radio with George Strait’s “Round About Way.” “Round About Way” was a single off of Strait’s multi-platinum, CMA Album of the Year, Carrying Your Love With Me. He has had multiple songs recorded by George Strait and has been part of over 10 million records sold; some of these songs include “Where Have I been All of My Life” and “If Heartaches Were Horses.” Wil hit the top of country charts for the second time in 2007 with his number one hit for Brad Paisley “She’s Everything,” off of yet another multi-platinum, CMA Album of the year. Wil’s songs have been recorded by artists like Tracy Lawrence, John Michael Montgomery, Joe Nichols, Craig Morgan, Diamond Rio, the Oakridge Boys, Easton Corbin, and Mo Pitney.

Kirsti Manna's 6 week Billboard #1 smash hit, "Austin" introduced Blake Shelton (NBC's "The Voice") to country radio.  She is a Nashville-based speaker/songwriter/producer/publisher and an actress with numerous credits that include creating and starring in her own national children's TV show, "Kirsti's Manor" viewed by 34 million homes.  She's also the co-writer/co-publisher for Big & Rich's rockin' hit, "Loud" (WB/Nashville).  Artists such as Gretchen Wilson (Sony/Nashville), Colt Prather (Sony Nashville), Cowboy Crush (Curb/Nashville) and many others have recorded Kirsti's songs.  Her songs have been heard around the world in such places as CMT, ESPN, "The Tonight Show," "The David Letterman Show," "Friday Night Lights," and "Dance Wars." Kirsti is the founder of "Songwriter Girl LLC" and "Songwriter Girl Camps," the global company whose mission is to bring together girls of all ages for focus on songwriting, confidence building and creative empowerment.  Her Nashville-based Songwriter Girl Camps have attracted songwriters, artists, and industry pros to gain knowledge and experience. As a keynote speaker/concert performer and workshop facilitator, Kirsti has shared her music and message worldwide bringing laughter, encouragement and inspiration.

Millions first discovered Lauren during her unforgettable run on American Idol in 2020, but her journey as an artist began long before national television. A musical prodigy, Lauren was writing songs and performing by age 7, and by her teens was already captivating audiences six nights a week in Branson, Missouri. Since moving to Nashville from her hometown of Louisville, Ohio, Lauren has built an impressive resume that reads like a veteran’s dream — sharing stages and writing rooms with icons like Pam Tillis, Matraca Berg, Suzy Bogguss, Delbert McClinton, and Lonestar. Her breakout album God Made a Woman earned critical acclaim, landing on The New York Times and Saving Country Music’s Best Albums of 2020 lists and climbing to #4 on the iTunes Country Albums chart.