Jude Toy grew up in the Pacific Northwest and moved to Nashville to pursue a career as a singer songwriter. She was originally brought to Nashville by EMI Music Publishing to write and record demos with the purpose of getting a record deal. Soon after she arrived, Jude started a duo called The Darlins. The Darlins toured and performed nationwide and internationally for years.They opened for many well-known artists such as Dwight Yoakam, Daryl Worley, Tommy Tutone, and Montgomery Gentry. Jude is now continuing her career as a songwriter and publisher. Jude has been blessed to write with some of Nashville’s biggest songwriters, including Doug Johnson, Danny Wells, Casey James, Tony Mullins, Kostas, Tia Sellers, Brian White, Ben Calhoun and many others. She recently co-founded Teal Truck Publishing. Teal Truck is a new boutique publishing company with a focus on creativity in the songwriting process. The company’s goal is to achieve excellence in writing by providing artists and songwriters alike with a way to share their music in a contemporary format. Teal Truck Publishing is founded on Christian values and the intention to have a positive impact on the music industry.

Tony Mullins, one of Nashville’s most successful Grammy Award-winning songwriters, moved from Pound, Virginia to the Music City in 1991. Shortly after relocating, he signed a publishing deal with Pride Music Group. Tony's song "How Forever Feels”, recorded by Kenny Chesney, won the 2000 ASCAP Song of the Year. It was the most played song on the radio and spent six weeks at #1 on the Billboard chart. “How Forever Feels” has accumulated over 4 million BMI air plays Rascal Flatts recorded two of his songs: "Me And My Gang" (the title track) and "Backwards". The album sold over one million units in the first two weeks. "Backwards" was also featured in the “Hannah Montana Movie”, contributing to the soundtrack's sale of over 4 million CDs. Tony won a Grammy recognition for his songwriting on “Love Does It Every Time”, recorded by Ricky Skaggs for his “Brand New Strings” album. He penned LeAnn Rimes' #1 hit "Something's Gotta Give”, Craig Morgan's popular track "Little Bit Of Life”, John Michael Montgomery's #1 hit “Angel In My Eyes”, Tim McGraw’s radio hit "All I Want Is a Life”, the title track of Tim's CD, "All I Want". “Me And My Gang” Rascal Flatts  Tony also achieved a top 10 hit with the group VanZant, "Ain’t Nobody Gonna Tell Me What To Do”. Tony’s song “Tele-Man” recorded by Ira Dean,  Ronnie Dunn, Vince Gill, John Osborne, Brent Mason went #1 on CDX Traction radio chart. Tony’s song “Rust On The Golden Rule”. Recorded by David Timms went # 1 on the Cashbox Christian Country Radio chart. Tony's compositions have been recorded by a multitude of artists including Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ronnie Dunn, Vince Gill, Blake Shelton, Brothers Osborne, Kenny Chesney, Ira Dean, Brent Mason, Ricky Skaggs, Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts, Ray Scott, Aaron Tippin, Sammy Kershaw, LeAnn Rimes, VanZant, Rodney Atkins, Jake Owens, Clay Walker, Phil Vassar, Lonestar, Gene Watson, Julie Roberts, Sons of the Desert, Flat River Band and many many more. Tony is recognized as one of “The HitMen Of Music Row”, alongside Bob Dipiero, Jeffery Steele, and Craig Wiseman. This songwriter reality show aired on GAC TV, comprising an eight-episode mini-series about these four songwriters. Even after 33 years, Tony continues to pursue his music career in songwriting, recording, publishing, and entertaining. He is renowned for his humor and energetic live performances, establishing himself as a true entertainer in Nashville.

Mark Narmore is a hit songwriter who hails from the musical Muscle Shoals, Alabama area. He has been an exclusive songwriter for FAME, Starstruck, SONY ATV TREE, Jody Williams Music and Noble Vision. His career has spanned 40 years with hits like Shenandoah's "The Moon Over Georgia", "Like There Ain't No Yesterday" by Blackhawk and Craig Morgan's "That's What I Love About Sunday", which spent five weeks at the top of the country charts. Mark has had songs recorded by many artists including Reba, Alabama, Tracy Lawrence, Brandy Clark, John Michael Montgomery, Michelle Wright and many others.

Bill DiLuigi is a full time hit writer on Nashville’s Music Row. He is the recipient of The Covenant Award (Canada’s Dove Award). Bill is a Billboard Top 15 writer. Urban Cowboy singer Johnny Lee (‘Looking for Love") put a song of his on his record. He wrote rock icon Bonnie Tyler’s 2025 latest single “Yes I Can.” He has had songs recorded by platinum rockers Blessid Union of Souls. His film and TV placements include Left Behind, Cowgirls and Angels, Good Morning America, Hart of Dixie and many more. In addition to writing for others, Bill has released his own singer-songwriter project called “Pennsylvania Avenue.” It was produced by Kent Wells, producer of the National Treasure, Dolly Parton. He has played venues from Australia’s Tamworth Fest, to The Bluebird Cafe, The Bitter End, and many points in between.