Grammy, CMA and ACM-nominated singer, songwriter, recording artist and producer James House has spent more than five decades creating music that crosses the boundaries of country, rock, blues, pop and soul. From his early years as a recording artist to writing some of country music’s most enduring hits, House has built a remarkable career defined by musical versatility, powerful storytelling and songs that continue to resonate with audiences around the world. His compositions have been recorded by an extraordinary range of artists, including Martina McBride, Dwight Yoakam, Diamond Rio, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, Olivia Newton-John, The Mavericks, Bonnie Tyler, Sara Evans, Ricky Van Shelton, Lorrie Morgan, Rita Coolidge, Beth Hart, Joanne Shaw Taylor and Joe Bonamassa, among many others. With more than 100 recorded songwriting cuts, four BMI songwriting awards, millions of streams and more than 12 million reported radio performances from three of his best-known compositions alone, House has established a legacy that spans generations and genres. Long before his songwriting success, House was building a career as a performer. His early musical journey included the rock band Prisoner, originally known as the House Band, which recorded for Warner Bros./Curb in the late 1970s. The group released singles including “Fool (If You Think It’s Over),” “Hot Summer Night,” “I Wanna Be the One” and “Try a Little Tenderness.” Over the following decades, House secured recording deals with four major labels: Warner Bros./Curb, Atlantic, MCA and Epic Records. Although Nashville has been his creative home for more than three decades, House’s songwriting has never been confined to one musical genre. His work with Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, Bonnie Tyler, Olivia Newton-John, The Mavericks and numerous other artists demonstrates an ability to move naturally between country, contemporary pop, classic rock and soul. That versatility has been especially evident in his extensive songwriting collaborations with blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa. House’s career has also taken him into film and television. His music and soundtrack work is associated with films including Teen Wolf, The Wraith, Fire with Fire, Dream a Little Dream and Tin Cup. More than fifty years after his musical journey began, he continues to write, record, produce and collaborate, guided by the same creative instinct that has carried him throughout his life: finding the truth in a story and giving it a melody.

Award winning, singer-songwriter, producer Jeff Trott is part of the Nashville music scene. Trott's name is synonymous with Sheryl Crow, having co-written some her biggest hits. "If It Makes You Happy”, "Everyday is a Winding Road”, “A Change”, "My Favorite Mistake”, “Soak Up The Sun”. Recently released songs written with Natalie Hemby (“Heroes”), Lucie Silvas (“Cool Down”), Hayes Carll “ Leave lt All Behind”. Produced the 2019 Hootie and The Blowfish record “Imperfect Circle”. Produced Aaron Lee Tasjan's album "Karma For Cheap”. Clare Dunn “Salt And Lime”. Sheryl Crow’s 2017 album “Be Myself” and songs from Crow’s 2019 album “Threads”. Produced Leighton Meester’s 2014 LP “Heartstrings”. “One Bad Eye” with Morgan Kibby of M83. Griffin House’s 2007 record “Flying Upside Down”. He produced Stevie Nicks for the soundtrack of “Practical Magic”. Jeff was awarded Songwriter of the Year by BMI in 1998. He has also written with Hillary Lindsey, Maren Morris, Brandy Clark, Andrew Combs, Jimmy Robbins, Devon Gilfillian, Jonathan Singleton, Kristian Bush, David Shaw of the Revivalist, Rob Thomas, Jillian Jacqueline, James Mercer (of The Shins) The Brummies, Morgan Kibby, Kendal Marvel, Robert Randolph, Randy Houser, Keith Gattis, The Who, Tears For Fears, Joe Cocker.   Jeff has played in a wide range of bands such as Tears For Fears, Wire Train, World Party, Pete Droge, Bash And Pop, The Lifers. He recorded a solo album in 2001 “Dig Up The Astroturf” which was mixed in 5.1 for DTS.

Zoee’s journey from Tasmania’s rugged coastlines to Nashville’s vibrant music scene is a story of grit, heart, and an unshakable love for storytelling. Growing up diving for abalone and crayfish, Zoee dreamed of being a dirt bike racer—until she found her true calling in a shipping container filled with her parents’ vinyl collection. Inspired by Merle Haggard, Loretta Lynn, and AC/DC, she discovered the magic of music. Often likened to Carrie Underwood and Adele, Zoee has captivated fans with her soulful voice and magnetic performances. A multi-award-winning artist, she’s topped Amazon and iTunes Country Charts, won “Song of the Year” at the 2021 Women of Country Awards, and toured across the US, UK, Ireland, and Scandinavia. Her single “Jackie” surpassed 340,000 streams, contributing to over 1.5 million total streams and a growing fanbase of over 100,000 followers. Since moving to Nashville in 2022, Zoee has collaborated with Grammy and CMA-winning songwriters, including Clay Johnson (recent #1 with Lana Del Rey), James House, Kyle Jacobs, Bonnie Dymond, Phil Barton, Sam Palladio (Nashville) and more, and graced iconic stages like the Bluebird Cafe and Bridgestone Arena. From busking on four continents, to living in her car, to making her mark in Music City, Zoee’s story is as compelling as her music. Her latest single, “Little Voice”, releasing November 29, 2024, is a poignant anthem about mental wellness, showcasing Zoee’s talent for creating deeply personal yet universally resonant music. She continues to inspire with her authenticity, proving that vulnerability is a strength and storytelling is her superpower.