Jon Robbin, a native Californian, moved to Nashville in 1984.  For years, he played guitar and wrote songs in a number of country bands in the San Francisco Bay Area.  In the late 1970's, he began sending his songs to publishers on Music Row, often receiving positive responses, or single song contracts.  After his arrival in Nashville, Jon worked at his trade, setting aside time for writing and recording demos.  In 1988, he met Barry and Jewel Coburn who were starting a new publishing company, Ten Ten Music.  Jewel invited him to submit his songs, which he did for the next several years.  In 1993, “I Guess You Had To Be There” was recorded by Lorrie Morgan, which went to the Top Ten.  He was signed to Ten Ten Music and went on to have more singles and album cuts, including "I Breathe In , I Breathe Out", his first #1 song.  Jon parted ways with Ten Ten in 2000.  For several years he wrote songs and had them pitched by an independent plugger.  In 2003 he joined Writer Zone Music as an owner and writer.

Greg began singing on stage with bands his father played lead guitar for at the age of 5. His love of music stayed with him throughout his formative years and really blossomed when he discovered songwriting after graduating college. While balancing a career as a teacher, football coach and school administrator, Greg spent the next several years traveling from Louisville, Kentucky to Nashville to play in the various writer venues in Music City. In 2018, his song Music was the winning entry in the Nashville Songwriters Association International Top 40 contest. Greg has placed songs in Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Justified, Heartland, Angel and the movie Wieners. In 2019, Greg and his wife Michele decided to make the permanent move to Nashville to pursue a career in songwriting. He has quickly become a regular at many of the songwriter venues in Nashville and is also a heavily sought-after collaborator for many of the other writers in town. In 2020, Greg’s song When I’m a Memory won song of the year in the Online Pitch category of NSAI’s first ever Member Awards. Greg’s influence of traditional country, coupled with his “high lonesome” sounding bluegrass voice, shine through in each of the songs he writes today. He has a unique ability to make traditional country music sound relevant and fresh for today’s market. In 2024, Greg signed a publishing deal with Steve Bloch Music and is positioned to see a number of songs recorded by major artists in the near future. So, if you love music, real honest music, with heartfelt lyrics, just take a listen and you will no doubt become a fan.

Paul Jefferson is originally from the country music capital of the world, Redwood City California. While in northern California, he signed with a young publishing company called McJames Music and proceeded to hone his craft, cut demos and make trips to Nashville. Now he has lived in Nashville for the past 20 years, released a solo album on ALMO Sounds with Garth Fundis, toured with such artists as Trisha Yearwood, Dwight Yoakam, and John Berry and written hundreds of songs! He also has experienced success during his tour of the UK, appearing songs on VH-1, CMT, and local affiliates. Paul co-wrote the Aaron Tippin #1 hit, “That’s As Close As I’ll Get To Loving You” which was #1 for 4 weeks, placed songs in two NBC movies of the week, and has had songs cut by other artists such as the phenomenal Keith Urban and Buddy Jewell. Paul has made a name for himself with “Check Please” and “I Might Just Make It” The “Nashville Scene” included his video for “Check Please” in its top 10 video for ‘97.

Gregg Caraway is an award winning songwriter known for his lyrics, storytelling and diverse style. His influences range from John Prine, Waylon Jennings, and Bruce Springsteen to The Who and Prince. Gregg’s songs have been appeared in movies and played on international radio. Numerous artists have cut his songs, including Les Richardson, Summer Schappel, Zach Hacker and Taylor Lynch. Gregg also has released several solo projects.