Scott Sean White makes his home these days in Poetry, Texas, a perfectly named little town for a songwriter’s songwriter. Releasing his first album, Call It Even, earlier this year, White has been storing up the raw materials that became these songs for over 40 years. He’s a storyteller both in his songs and the banter in-between songs, laying out his life experience - his faith and struggles - and intertwining it all with his craft. A staff songwriter in Nashville where he spends two weeks each month writing, performing, and recording - he recently had one of songs, “God Bless the Boy” released by the Texas country superstar Cody Johnson. It’s actually one of TWO songs Scott has on Cody’s upcoming album - due out in October. His own live show is starkly honest, transparent, and eye-opening, full of laughter and a probably few tears, too. 

Eric Erdman was writing songs at 8 years old. When he and his older brother sat at the end of their family’s pier on Mobile Bay, they learned to play guitar to the rhythm of the waves and they pulled as many tunes from that water as they did fish.   Eric’s passion for and knowledge of music grew throughout his high school and college years. After graduating from the University of South Alabama with a B.S. in Statistics, Eric continued to pursue his music career, forming the funk rock band The Ugli Stick. The group recorded four albums and toured worldwide for years with Eric as front man. Soon Eric joined the writing staff in Muscles Shoals at legendary Fame Studios, where he not only met and impressed producer Jimmy Nutt, but also soaked up inspiration from the history and roots of the small north Alabama town known as “The Hit Recording Capital of the World.” Smart lyrics, gorgeous melodies, soulful ballads: Eric’s range transcends genre. As a guitarist, Eric’s mastery and versatility has him touring with world class acts like the Buddy Rich Band, Kristy Lee, Nadirah Shakoor. Besides his own singer/songwriter credentials, Eric produces projects for other artists as well. “Being the singer, artist, writer, and producer is a lot, and it is hard to wear all of those hats at once, but Eric is one of the few people who can do it.” – Jimmy Nutt, Grammy winning producer / owner of The Nutthouse Claiming influences like James Taylor, Jim Croce, Mac McAnally and David Wilcox, Eric’s style moves through soulful rhythm and blues into jazzy funk, then turns the corner and brings you right back to your roots with a smooth country tune.  “The songwriters I look up to are open channels for any experience that comes to them,” Erdman says. “Nothing is off limits. If it is a human emotion , it is valid song fodder.”   Eric takes this same fearless mindset to the stage , where his decades of touring experience has honed his ability to fully bring his songs to life. With confidence he delivers a dynamic display of his tunes, that always leaves audiences wanting more.

Ben Roberts is a songwriter, artist, and producer born and raised in Pine Bluff, AR. As a founding member of the Americana/Country duo, Carolina Story, alongside his wife, Emily, he has performed over 1,500 shows in 48 states, including several appearances on the Grand Ole Opry. On top of writing the bulk of Carolina Story’s material, his songwriting credits include cuts by Kameron Marlowe, Flatland Cavalry, Bryan Martin, Sam Williams, Colby Acuff, Abbey Cone, among others. His songs have been heard across the TV/Film landscape including placements on Nashville, The Ranch, Hart of Dixie, PBS, The Equalizer, and many more. His production credits include Sam Williams, Carter Faith, and more.