Raised under the wide open skies of the West and transplanted into the land of “three chords and the truth,” Olivia Rudeen writes songs that tell stories about life from a lonesome bird’s-eye view. The daughter of two writers, her love affair with words began at an early age. Inspired as much by Cormac McCarthy as Sheryl Crow, Rudeen writes observational and poignant lyrics, odes to the lonely that hangs just outside the halo of the headlights on a long drive home, the melancholy oil spill rainbow on an empty corner sidewalk, the ghost of a goodbye floating in the radio static, the heartache and beauty of moments lived, loved, and lost. Originally from Denver, CO, Olivia performs 80+ shows per year all over the US. She has shared the stage with Courtyard Hounds, DeVotchKa, Ashley McBryde, Air Dubai, and Charlie Mars, among many others. Between tour dates, Olivia writes songs in her home base of Nashville with and for other artists. Her song "The Jacket," was released by Warner Bros. recording artist Ashley McBryde on her Grammy nominated debut album "Girl Going Nowhere." Olivia's music has also been featured prominently in film and television. Her co-written song "As The Crow Flies," was performed on season 5 of the hit CMT show Nashville and her songs have been featured on ABC Family’s The Vineyard and Jane By Design. Olivia's most recent singles - Brooklyn Dodgers, Looking at LA, and Time Machine - produced by Collin Pastore and Jake Finch (Lucy Dacus), are available for download and streaming on all major digital music platforms. 

Florida native Luke Preston picked up his first guitar at 7 years old. Learning to play by listening to everything from Bay Area punk rock to Chicago blues, he started writing songs shortly thereafter. Preston moved to Nashville in 2011 to attend college. Following graduation, Preston worked as a sideman for several artists including Walker McGuire, Jackson Dean, Jordyn Shellhart and Dave Hause. In September of 2019, Preston signed a publishing agreement with Anthem Entertainment. Since signing with Anthem, Preston has had songs recorded by the Lone Bellow, Elvie Shane, Iam Tongi, Boy Named Banjo, and many others.

Adam James was raised on a farm in central Illinois. As a child of 90s country radio, he always dreamed of making music in Music City. Now, Adam currently writes for Universal Music Publishing Group and his songs have been recorded by Kenny Chesney, Dierks Bentley, Zac Brown Band, Cody Johnson and Little Big Town, just to name a few. He recently achieved his first #1 hit with Chesney’s “Knowing You”, which was also nominated for ACM Song Of The Year.

Peytan Porter was raised at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Dawsonville, Georgia. Born in 1998 to a school teacher and a UPS man, she’s the self-proclaimed “weird, artsy middle child” in a lineup of three girls. Peytan found an early interest in music as a child and recalls memories of singing for friends at sleepovers as early as age 10 or 11. While most kids were backseat bobbing to radio hits however, she took a particular interest in the deep-cut tracks from her CDs and even more specifically, the people that wrote them. Peytan got her start singing in churches and at fairs and festivals around the northeast Georgia area as a teenager before moving to Nashville, TN after high school graduation. There, she attended Lipscomb University and started flocking with other birds of the same feather in the music community. Peytan has been many things in her 26 years on this earth… a basketball player, an intern, a waitress, a sporting goods store employee, a beverage cart girl - the list goes on… but she identifies most proudly as a “songwriter”. Jody Williams gifted her the official title when he signed her to her first publishing deal in December of 2020, making her a songwriter for Jody Williams Songs and Warner Chappell Music. In February of 2021, Peytan’s career as an artist got wings of its own when a TikTok video of a “song she forgot she wrote” gained traction overnight, introducing her to an audience of 3.5 million. Since then, she’s been exploring and honing in on her own artistic lane, releasing a pop-country leaning project - In My Head - in 2023, then soon thereafter  realizing her style is more rootsy like the Appalachian country she grew up around than the polished, pop sound she’d been trying to achieve. Peytan resurfaced in 2023 with a new look, a new sound, and a new grasp on who she is as a person and as an artist that’s entirely her own. After over a year without releasing music, she came back to fans with “God’s Hotel” - a bluesy, breezy testimony of finding her own crowd of people who welcome her for who she authentically is, despite the traditional beliefs she once clung to. “God’s Hotel”, followed by singles, “Speaking of Georgia” and “Lemonade” are all featured on Peytan’s upcoming EP - Grown - set for release on March 1st. Peytan can be found on the road, touring and meeting as many new faces as she can, traveling with friends (most often in an RV with no destination in mind), at local breweries trying craft beer and wearing no makeup, or somewhere new, chasing down fresh experiences to write songs about.