Jimmy Robbins is a Grammy + CMA nominated Nashville-based songwriter, producer, + publisher who has penned over 200 cuts in multiple genres. He has earned 12 Top 10 hits including 9 #1 songs as a writer: Thomas Rhett’s “It Goes Like This,” Blake Shelton’s “Sure Be Cool If You Did,” Keith Urban & Miranda Lambert’s “We Were Us,” David Nail’s “Whatever She’s Got,” Jake Owen’s “Beachin'”, Jason Aldean’s “Lights Come On,” Michael Ray’s “Think A Little Less,” Maren Morris’ “I Could Use A Love Song,” + “The Bones.” Jimmy co-wrote + co-produced gnash’s project + landed four cuts on Maren Morris’ album GIRL (CMA Album of the Year) including her 2 week Country Airplay #1 single, “The Bones”, which also was #1 at Hot AC, #1 at Adult Contemporary Radio, a 19 week #1 at Billboard’s Hot Country Songs, #12 at Top 100, + #11 + rising at Top 40. Jimmy also landed 5 co-writing credits + 8 production credits on Kelsea Ballerini’s new self-titled album kelsea including her hit singles “Homecoming Queen?” + “club”. Jimmy co-produced Maddie + Tae’s album The Way It Feels + co-wrote 5 songs including singles “Everywhere I’m Going” + “Tourist In This Town.” Other current singles written by Jimmy include Maren Morris’ new single, “Better Than We Found It”, Filmore’s “Me Lately,” Walker Hayes’ “Trash My Heart “, Kyd the Band’s “I’ll Stay”+ “Heartbreak Anthem” feat. gnash, CB30’s “We Are Right Now”, + Sam Fischer’s “This City”, which was also produced by Jimmy. “This City” has garnered over 200 million streams across all platforms, is #13 at Hot AC, a 6 week #1 at Top 40 AUS, #16 at Top 40 UK, #30 + rising at Adult Contemporary, + #38 + rising at Top 40 US. Jimmy is a CMA Triple Play Award winner for penning three #1 songs in a 12-month period + was ASCAP Song Of The Year winner for Thomas Rhett’s “It Goes Like This”. As a producer, Jimmy produced a #1 song for Canaan Smith’s “Love You Like That” + a Billboard #1 album for RaeLynn’s Wildhorse.

Based in Los Angeles, Jones has co-written tracks for some of the industry’s biggest names, collectively garnering billions of streams. She contributed to several #1 albums, including “People You Know” off Selena Gomez’s Rare, “Look At Us Now” off Celine Dion’s Courage, “Happy” off P!nk’s Hurts 2B Human, “Polaroid” off Keith Urban’s The Speed of Now Part 1, and “Roaring 20s” off the 2x-Platinum Pray for the Wicked by Panic! At The Disco. Jones has also collaborated with BLACKPINK, Maisie Peters, Little Big Town, Mickey Guyton, and more. Additionally, Jones co-wrote several singles for popstar Sabrina Carpenter, including Platinum-certified “Nonsense” off Carpenter’s acclaimed Emails I Can’t Send, which was included in Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Best Albums of 2022. Other Sabrina Carpetner cuts include "Espresso" and "Dont's Smile." Jones also co-wrote “Lottery” by rapper-singer Latto feat. LU KALA, as well as country star Kelsea Ballerini’s Platinum-certified, 2021 ASCAP Country Award-winning song “Hole in the Bottle.”

Most recently nominated for AIMP’s “Rising Songwriter of the Year”, Ben’s most recent cuts include RIAA Certified Gold Single “Narcissist”,  “Critic”, “La Di Da”, “Can’t Miss You Anymore” (Avery Anna), “Lucky”, “Traitor Joe” “Sleep on My Side” “I’m Not Pretty” and “Tennessee Orange” — #1 on Sirius XM’s The Highway, Spotify’s Hot Country Playlist and currently Top 5 at Country Radio — (Megan Moroney) Also, “Water and Beer” (Trea Landon), “Midnight On A Map Dot” (Derek Austin), “Little Bit” Drew Baldridge, and “Old Phone” “Someone Else’s Summer” (CB30).  A diverse writer, Ben also enjoys writing in other genres and penned a Pop/EDM single “I Still Remember” with artist Caroline Romano which was remixed by R3HAB, racking up streams in the millions and charting at #13 on Billboard EDM Airplay. Ben Williams was born and raised in California’s Bay Area. Although Nashville may seem far away for a “Cali kid”, his mother was born and raised nearby in Pegram and he grew up spending every summer there at his Grandmother’s house. Growing up, track and field was his number one priority. Ben attended Santa Clara University after graduating from high school where he competed in Division 1 Track and Field. Although he grew up playing music with his brother, it wasn’t until his Freshman year that he got out the keyboard and guitar and started writing songs every day. At the end of that first year, Ben decided to transfer to Belmont University in Nashville to continue running and also pursue a songwriting career. He graduated from Belmont in May of 2020 and signed a publishing deal with Major Bob Music in August. Ben’s passion for songwriting comes from his love of lyrics.