Robyn Ottolini makes music that will either piss you off or make you fall in love with her. Maybe a little of both. Whether she’s cursing or calling out a cheating ex, if it needs saying, Robyn is the one to say it. Long before Robyn’s career took off in 2020 — in the middle of a global pandemic, no less — with the viral TikTok hit “F-150,” she was pretending to be the next Faith Hill or Shania Twain in the front seat of her dad’s pickup truck. Growing up in small-town Uxbridge, just outside of Toronto, Robyn was raised on country music. Something about the honest, lived-in stories that permeate country music at its core made Robyn feel like she'd found the right gravel road to travel down. A vehicle for her own honest, lived-in stories, before she even had a license. She’s treated songwriting like a diary since writing her first song at 13, resulting in an emotional rawness that’s both cheeky and captivating.  In those early formative years of songwriting, Kacey Musgraves released her debut single, “Merry Go Round,” introducing a fresh dose of audacity to the country genre that resonated with Robyn. “I remember thinking, ‘This is the kind of songwriter I’m going to be!’” she says. A few years later as Robyn was making a name for herself around her hometown, Maren Morris’ “My Church” echoed Kacey’s fearlessness, and Robyn knew there was a place for her in country music. Her first fully produced EP, 2019’s “Classic”, featured a song called “FCKBOY” and a track with a fake orgasm,“Him Problem”. Kacey and Maren had opened a door for Robyn and she ran through it. Audacity fully intact. After all, country music isn’t just three chords and the truth — it’s three chords and your truth. Sometimes that truth gets a little bit messy. “I think I’m coming into a time when honesty is welcomed, not shunned,” Robyn suggests. “I’m not the girl who can write or sing a boring song. I want to make people laugh or make them go, ‘Holy sh*t!’” That honesty rang loud and clear on “F-150,” a massive viral Tik Tok hit about an ex that still haunts you whenever a — you guessed it — Ford F-150 passes. By the final chorus, though, Robyn has fully moved on, “When I see an F-150 / I’ll take back what it took from me” she sings in the closing lines. While the song has been a heartbreak healer for listeners everywhere, there's proof that heartbreak connects. F-150 hit No. 4 on the Spotify US Viral 50 chart and No. 3 on Rolling Stone’s all-genre Trending 25 chart. Not a bad way to remind your ex who gets the last laugh. How do you follow up a hit like F-150? You don't even try.  "I never wrote “for people” or to “get a hit", it was always to figure out how or why I felt a certain way about something" Robyn remembers. You don't repeat the same formula, you build on the same foundation. Robyn took her raw, honest style and applied it to deeply personal songs like 'Trust Issues', 'Tell You Everything' and 'Say It'. She released an EP, hit the road, and watched her songs connect with fans across North America and Europe. From Bonnaroo to Boots and Hearts, she poured her heart and soul into connecting with her audience. That connection shows. With over 100 million global streams, a devoted and growing social media following, and a full plate of upcoming summer shows, Robyn's fans are part of her journey every step of the way. They see themselves in her lyrics. She writes for people like her, because that's who she knows best. “It’s about what the fans want, and girls my age want honesty,” Robyn asserts. “There’s people out there who need me to sing songs for them. I’ve always hoped my music could help people, and I’m really glad it’s working. It’s why I write my music.” Robyn stepped into 2023 with intention on the song 'Five Years'. A self reflective look at happiness and being ok without a five year plan. It's the kind of song that feels heavy and hopeful at the same time. It's a mix Robyn crafts well. 'Five Years' set the table for a huge artistic step in Robyn's career. The rest of 2023 sees a series of singles and an EP scheduled for release, as well as opening slots on the Shania Twain 'Queen Of Me' Tour and festival dates across Canada and the USA. This kind of business is good when the work truly means something.

Matt Morrisey is a Nashville based Platinum-Certified producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Originally from North Carolina, Matt developed his passion for music through years of playing and touring with bands before taking his talents to Tennessee. Known for blending strong storytelling with modern sensibilities, Morrisey has established himself as a versatile and creative voice in Nashville’s musical landscape. His work on Lily Rose’s breakout hit “Villain” led to collaborations with artists including Darius Rucker, Lauren Watkins, and Jess Moskaluke.

Lenny Pey is a producer, writer, and multi-instrumentalist. Pey signed a publishing deal with Endurance Music Group in partnership with hit writer-producer Jordan Schmidt in 2024. Lenny has written with artists such as Tyler Hubbard, Dan Smyers, Nelly, KNOX, and Matt Stell, and frequent collaborators include Jordan Schmidt, Aaron Gillespie, Jaxson Free, Nick Boyd, & Ryan Rasmussen. He has cuts with Renee Blair, Russell Dickerson, Landon Smith, Colt Ford, and Robyn Ottolini. As a musician, he has shared the stage with everyone from Keith Urban to Vanilla Ice, and he toured steadily as a guitarist with Meghan Patrick.

Callie Prince is a Nashville-based country singer-songwriter originally from Philadelphia, Mississippi. Heavily influenced by her Southern roots, she brings a redneck hippie energy to modern country music. Her rich vocals and soaring melodies blended with her raw emotion and free-spirited storytelling truly make her a standout in today's country landscape. She was recently featured on the cover of Spotify's Fresh Finds Country with the release of her single “Lose My Mind.” Her songs have also been featured on Spotify's Fresh Finds (1.2M saves) and All New Country; Apple Music's New in Country, CMT's The Roundup, and Whiskey Riff's Country New Music Friday. Prince has been releasing a steady stream of singles since 2020, including the fan favorite "She Calls Him Baby," which has the caught the ears of multiple music execs on Music Row. Touring this year includes dates for Rock The Country and Rock The South, with prior stops at Rick's in Starkville, MS. With a loyal following across streaming platforms and live audiences, Callie Prince continues to establish herself as one of Nashville’s most compelling emerging voices. Prince is managed by JD Groover & Chris DuBois of 1221 Artist Mgmt and is published by Endurance Music Group.