Patrick Davis is an American songwriter, performer, television host, and the Poet Laureate of South Carolina. Over two decades on the road, he has built a career defined by storytelling, a strong sense of place, and songs that speak to home. His work has been recorded by artists including Guy Clark, Jimmy Buffett, Darius Rucker, Jewel, Imelda May, Morgan Wallen, and Robert Randolph, while his own catalog has earned him a devoted following nationwide. Davis is also the host of the national PBS/APT/ETV series Southern Songwriters w/ Patrick Davis, the founder of the exclusive Songwriters in Paradise series, and the writer and performer of “Carolina When I Die,” now officially recognized as a South Carolina State Song.

Levi Lowrey is a highly respected singer-songwriter from Dacula, Georgia, whose talents have earned him a place among the industry's finest. As a solo artist, Levi has performed extensively across the country, headlining his own shows and sharing the stage with legendary acts like Mumford and Sons, Blackberry Smoke, Kid Rock, Alabama, and the Zac Brown Band. His exceptional songwriting skills led to his co-writing of the Zac Brown Band’s chart-topping hit, “Colder Weather,” a timeless classic beloved by fans worldwide. Levi’s songs have been cut by a diverse range of artists, including Randy Houser, Travis Meadows, Blackberry Smoke, Niko Moon, Vince Herman, The Davisson Brothers, Darius Rucker, Corey Smith, Andrew Combs, John Driskell Hopkins, Kevin MaC, and Yesterday's Wine, showcasing his versatility and appeal across genres. A CMA Song of the Year nominee and 2012 BMI Country Award winner, Levi’s work has garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. He has also been voted Best Local Songwriter by Creative Loafing Atlanta multiple times, a testament to his impact on the local and national music scene. Beyond his solo career, Levi collaborates with longtime friend Wyatt Durrette as part of the duo “Yesterday’s Wine,” blending storytelling and musicianship into a unique musical experience. Levi’s artistry continues to inspire, connecting deeply with fans through his heartfelt lyrics and melodies.

Lauren Jenkins is an Americana singer-songwriter, actress, and director whose work bridges music and narrative film. The Texas born artist chose a life that would fit perfectly in the songs she writes: across countless smoky bars, fake IDs, and endless miles on the road, music has been her one constant companion. Named an Artist to Watch by the New York Times, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Pandora, and many more, she was also chosen as a member of the “Class of 2019” by influential radio DJ Bobby Bones, and made her TODAY Show debut as Elvis Duran’s Artist of the Month. An accomplished actress and filmmaker, Lauren wrote, produced, and starred in an original short film titled 'Running Out of Road' that accompanied the release of her critically-acclaimed debut album, NO SAINT,  on Big Machine Records. Her short film"Running Out Of Road" was an official selection at Roswell Film Festival and screened during the Nashville Film Festival, SXSW, and Sundance. She has hosted as a Guest DJ on Sirius XM's E Street channel. Her love of Bruce Springsteen compelled her to record two of the Bosses songs "Stolen Car" and "Hungry Heart", which also debuted on the E Street Channel. Lauren has built a loyal following in Europe and the UK after her debut at C2C festival in March of 2019. Just before the world shut down in 2020 Lauren was just coming home from a successful tour in Europe and the UK. In May of 2020, she released “Ain’t That Hard,” her first song as a fully independent artist. Part 1 of her sophomore record "Miles On Me" is out now. In addition to her on-screen work, Jenkins serves as director of the PBS series Southern Songwriters (Season 2), expanding her creative voice into long-form visual storytelling. Her directing work reflects the same character-first sensibility that defines her music and acting. Based in Nashville, she continues to develop projects across film, television, and music, building a cohesive body of work that blends performance with cinematic storytelling.