Erin Enderlin sings like the heir to Patsy or Tammy, then writes like William Faulkner decided to pick up country music. CMT has called her “an utterly masterful songwriter,” while Rolling Stone praised her songs as “the stuff of country classics––concise, tear-stained, and all too relatable. “Known for her vivid, character-driven writing, she’s released acclaimed albums such as Faulkner County and Whiskeytown Crier, with a new project on the way. Enderlin has been featured on Elton John’s Rocket Hour, high-lighted in the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum’s American Currents exhibit, and has performed on the Grand Ole Opry over30 times. Her songs have been recorded by artists including Alan Jackson, Lee Ann Womack, Willie Nelson and The War And Treaty. She recently stepped into film and TV as well, co-writing the theme song “Blood in the River “and three additional songs for the 2026 Amazon Prime series The Gray House, produced by Morgan Freeman and Kevin Costner.

After years of playing in bands around Texas (including upright bass for bluegrass legend, Karl Shifflett), Trent Willmon found himself in Nashville, TN as a side musician playing bass and guitar for other artists. In between sessions, he would also continue to work on local horse farms outside of town. Trent signed his first publishing deal with Seagayle Music and soon after started a band called “Cow Camp” whose members included hit-songwriter Clint Ingersoll on lead guitar and Granger Smith (Earl Dibbles, Jr.) on steel. While playing the Nashville Broadway bar scene and a house band gig at Big Jim Country in Lewisburg, Trent honed his chops as a front man, landing him a record deal with Sony / Columbia. In 2005, Willmon released his debut self-titled album and broke into the industry with featured videos on CMT and GAC.  Trent Willmon has written many songs cut by top recording artists like Brad Paisley, Eric Church, Cody Johnson, Little Big Town, Randy Houser, Blake Shelton, Wade Hayes, Kevin Fowler, Maddie & Tae, Roger Creager, Merle Haggard and more. Several of his co-written songs have been in heavy rotation on traditional radio and he has had numerous recorded songs reach #1 on Texas regional radio charts.

James T. Slater is a two time, grammy nominated, piano-playing, bilingual singer-songwriter residing in Nashville, Tennessee. He was born in Durham, North Carolina, and raised in the tropics of the Panama Canal Zone in Central America. James is signed to BMG Music Publishing, his songs have been recorded by Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, Lady Antebellum, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Kelly Pickler, Reba McEntire, Gloriana, Martina McBride, Enrique Iglesias, Chris Brown, Chris Young, Willie Nelson, Chris Isaak, Rhett Akins, John Michael Montgomery, Alabama, Mark Wills, Cassadee Pope and a host of others.  His Grammy nominations include Jamey Johnson's "The High Cost of Living", and Martina's “In My Daughter’s Eyes” which has become a modern day standard garnering James a BMI country award as well as a BMI pop award in 2006.