Greg has had songs recorded by Lainey Wilson, Bonnie Tyler, Andy Griggs, Richie McDonald, LoCASH, Eric Paslay, Brady Seals, & earned his first Top 5 song on the Billboard Dance Chart for the song "Body Needs" recorded by Consuelo Costin. He has an impressive list of collaborators including, Kelsea Ballerini, Lainey Wilson, Leslie Satcher, Brett Eldredge, Jon Pardi, Eric Paslay, Casey Beathard, Cyndi Thomson, Rory Bourke, Greg Barnhill, Danielle Peck, Jimmy Nichols, Wood Newton, Mark Bright, Marc Beeson, Dean Sams, Jason Scheff,  Bill Champlin, Felix Cavaliere,Vince Melamed, Jimmy Olander, Robbie Nevil, Kevin Savigar, Oliver Leiber, Derry Grehan and more. He is also a proud member of The Recording Academy.

Whether you’ve heard her hosting SiriusXM’s Y2Kountry, hosting a festival or performing for her fans, Danielle has established herself as a multifaceted talent in the music industry.   An accomplished recording artist and performer, Danielle knows of which she speaks, having travelled that path on the way to completing How Freedom Feels, her third studio album, soon to be released. No stranger to country fans, she’s enjoyed chart success with songs including “I Don’t,” “Findin’ A Good Man” and “Isn’t That Everything,” and has cultivated a loyal fan base on the road, performing hundreds of shows both as a headliner and in support of country music’s biggest names. But while music has driven her life since childhood, it’s only recently that she’s centered it in a deeply personal place. “When I first came to town I had been writing songs by myself and performing them on the road,” she explains of early years with her Ohio-based band. “When I got to Nashville the big thing was co-writing, so I had to learn how to write with someone else. I felt like I always had to have 10 ideas and was always writing toward the catchy song, the clever turn of phrase, something I thought radio would want. It wasn’t so much about what was inside of me, where I was at or what I believed. A lot of the songs I wrote back then are great, but I’ve learned to let go of some of that and write from a more personal perspective.” Not only has her writing style evolved into the current artist she is today, but she has utilized her talents in other areas.  When she’s not performing shows, you can hear her every weekday as the host of SiriusXM’s Y2Kountry Channel 61, where she gets to play some of her favorite music by her friends, but also gets to share some of the good stories from years of touring with fellow Y2K artists.  Additionally, she has hosted several Y2Kountry Specials featuring artists such as Sara Evans, Rodney Atkins, Randy Houser and Gretchen Wilson.  When not broadcasting to all of North America, you may find her hosting your local/regional music festival, corporate function or charity event.  Be on the lookout to where she will pop up next.

Kristen Kelly is a singer-songwriter from Lorena, Texas who cut her teeth on the music scene in her home state touring 150-180 dates a year or more and scored her first #1 on the TX charts as a songwriter with “Down In Flames” performed by Stoney LaRue before catching the ear of Arista Nashville, who signed Kelly, brought in award-winning producer Tony Brown and Grammy-winning songwriter Paul Overstreet to oversee her major-label debut. Her lead off single "Ex-Old Man" was her first top 30 billboard charting single. As one of CMT’s Next Women of Country, Kristen has been writing, recording, playing the Grand Ole Opry all the while touring with acts including Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, Montgomery Gentry, Jake Owen, Gary Allan and more. “ASHES” (2020) was featured on Season 7 Episode 1 of the Netflix hit show The Ranch. Now based back in her home state of Texas, Kelly is currently touring to support the release of her current single “The Next Right Thing” and has more new music on the way. 

It’s almost impossible to talk about a 52 year career in just a couple paragraphs. Six decades, hundreds of millions of album sales from thousands of recordings with major artists from Elton John to Carrie Underwood to performances with the Commodores and Ambrosia, TV appearances, movies, soundtracks, record-breaking concert tours. Jimmy Nichols has done it all. Songwriting brought him to Nashville becoming one of the top Musician arranger producers and singers has kept him there for over 30 years. Today he’s considered an icon of the Nashville scene. Still performing and recording, he’ll be playing on his records and writing songs well and into the future. Not bad for a self-taught kid who can’t read music, but that’s a whole another story.