Meghan Linsey began her career as one half of the Billboard chart topping country duo, Steel Magnolia. The duo was nominated for major music awards including ACM’s, CMA’s and Teen Choice Awards. In 2015 Meghan went solo and became runner-up on Season 8 of NBC’s THE VOICE. During her time on the show she landed at #1 on 2 Billboard charts and had multiple #1’s across all genres of the iTunes Charts. Since her success on THE VOICE Meghan has toured throughout the US and abroad. She has also collaborated with Grammy winners and hit artists, like Chingy, Aloe Blacc and Fred Schneider of the B-52’s.

Sometimes all it takes is five minutes with someone to know they’re special. With his infectious joy that encourages a sense of contentment, thought provoking lyrics that elicit a second listen, and an inviting voice that draws you in like a familiar friend, Blessing Offor proves that by simply by being who he is, he in indeed special. As the second artist signed to Chris Tomlin’s Bowyer & Bow imprint, in partnership with Universal/Capitol Christian Music Group, Blessing is poised to share his thoughtfully crafted pop instincts and unique perspective with the world. Blessing’s writing resume reads like that of a veteran. His co-writing credits include Tomlin, Ed Cash, Natalie Hemby, Dallas Davidson, Tyler Hubbard (Florida Georgia Line), Breland, Trevor Rosen (Old Dominion), Lucie Silvas, Corey Crowder and Sarah Buxton, among others. He’s also been featured on recent projects from both Tomlin and Lee Brice. “I’m getting to work with people that make me a better writer and artist,” Blessing reflects. “I love cross-pollinating. I think some of the greatest fun in all of this is to sit in someone else’s world. I’m always honored when somebody wants to collaborate.”

Ryan was born and raised in Nashville where he “caught the bug”—picking up the guitar and starting to write his own songs at age twelve. Ryan frequently performed at church, and there he learned to master the stage. In 2009, Ryan competed in the television singing competition show on CMT, Can You Duet, where he and his singing partner finished in third place. Memorably, the duo stood out when they surprised judges by singing the classic “Tennessee Waltz,” while other groups opted for contemporary selections. Two years later, Ryan released his original EP, Follow Me, and followed up with an acoustic project in 2013. In the spring of 2017, Ryan competed and won first place in WSM’s Road Show Talent Competition. As he did in the television competition, Ryan performed country classics “That’s the Way Love Goes” by Merle Haggard and “When You Say Nothing At All” by Keith Whitley. Clearly, Ryan has a solid foundation in traditional country music; however, it is not his only musical influence. He covers songs in the pop, gospel, and R&B genres, as well, and these influences are apparent in his original compositions. The range of songwriters he has worked with over the years also showcase his musical interests across genres and within country music. He has worked with the likes of Jessi Alexander, Country Hall of Fame Member Bill Anderson, Steve Bogard, Scooter Carusoe, Monty Criswell, Tom Douglas, JT Harding, Connie Harrington, Tim Nichols, and Tony Lane.