A teller of tales, singer of songs and painter of pictures. Phoenix Mendoza exudes the same singersongwriter/artist vibe that came to define Laurel canyon in the early 70’s. Signed to Warner Chappell Music shortly after arriving to Nashville TN where he currently resides, Mendoza has written, performed and recorded with major label artists such as Brantley Gilbert, Love and Theft, Trevor Rosen (Old Dominion), Steve Wariner, Whisperin’ Bill Anderson, JD Souther and Raul Malo (The Mavericks) to name a few. And has been featured on major motion picture soundtracks with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Randy Houser and Kix Brooks (Brooks and Dunn). He co-produced “Pieces of You” by Chris Carmack (Grey’s Anatomy, ABC’s Nashville, The OC) and “I Thought I Knew it All” by Electra Mustaine, with Grammy winner Ben Fowler. Both of which, were featured in Rollingstone.  He spent five years writing, recording and touring with the band HighSouth. Releasing 3 albums and topping the charts in multiple countries. His influence on the band and their music, helped rebrand them into the 70’s songwriter/vocal harmony genre that long time friend and collaborator Josh Leo, helped pioneer. In 2019, with the arrival of his daughter Luna and shortly there after, his son Japser, the songs began to change. Phoenix felt that it was time to recalibrate his focus to a more intimate, storyteller setting. The honesty of fatherhood and the need to be present, opened a well of creativity previously untapped. From that well came his first solo project in 10 years, “Jasper - Side One” a five song EP that is currently available on all platforms. His follow up EP “Luna - Side Two” is already in the works and set to be released in 2023. Along with his music, Mendoza has been creating Original Oil paintings on canvas. Some of which are auctioned off at live shows across the country. 

David Hodges is a multi-platinum, Grammy, and BMI award winning writer and producer. He was a founding member of Evanescence and has been penning hits with and for artists for over a decade. Selling over 70 million records, his #1 singles include "My Immortal" (Evanescence), "A Thousand Years" (Christina Perri for Twilight), "Because of You" (Kelly Clarkson), “Dear Hate” (Maren Morris and Vince Gill) and "See You Again" (Carrie Underwood). David has recently had songs released by Keith Urban, Blink 182, 5 Seconds of Summer, Ben Rector, Kelsea Ballerini, Jason Mraz, and many more.

Anna Graves is a singer-songwriter whose music lives where vulnerability meets resilience. Raised on a farm in southern Minnesota, she left home chasing big dreams and bright lights, only to return years later and rediscover the quiet magic that first sparked her love of songwriting. With lyrics like whispered confessions and melodies that carry the ache of growing up, Graves weaves stories of heartbreak, healing, and hard-won self-love. She’s opened for artists like Stevie Nicks, Maren Morris, and The Head and the Heart, and her songs - including “Bluebird” and “Hollow Bones” - have struck a deep chord with listeners, spreading organically through word of mouth and emotional resonance.

Jarrod Dickenson is a guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer, originally from Waco, Texas, now based in Nashville. His two albums, The Lonesome Traveler and Ready The Horses, along with his EP, Under A Texas Sky have earned him critical acclaim and a devoted audience on both sides of the Atlantic. Not one to fear an exhausting tour schedule, Dickenson has entranced crowds all over Europe and the US and shared stages with such legendary artists as Bonnie Raitt, Don McLean, The Waterboys, Jools Holland and Jimmie Vaughan. He has performed at prestigious festivals such as Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival. In addition to his origin as a Texan, his current status as a Tennessee resident, and the fact that he dropped enough rent over the years to deserve to call himself a New Yorker, Dickenson is also an adopted son of Belfast. It was in the Northern Irish city where he met wife and bandmate Claire Dickenson whose luscious, versatile vocal has become a central ingredient of his sound on stage and on record.   After a baptism of fire in the world of the major labels, Jarrod Dickenson now exists as a fiercely independent artist, a look that suits him well and allows his creativity to follow whatever path it damn well pleases. Nowhere is this attitude better encapsulated than in the bluesy rock and roll growl of his uncompromising new album BIG TALK, released worldwide February 3rd, 2023 via Hooked Records.