Former Bluebird Cafe bartender Mark Irwin co-wrote Alan Jackson's first number one hit "Here In The Real World", a two time CMA Song of the Year nominee and winner of the Music City News’ Award for Song of the Year 1990.  As well as having songs on Alan Jackson's more recent CD “DRIVE” and Garth Brooks' “THE LOST SESSIONS”, Mark co-wrote the singles, "Bama Breeze" for Jimmy Buffet and "That's How They Do It In Dixie" for Hank WIlliams Jr. (featuring Gretchen Wilson, Big & Rich and Van Zandt).   Recently, Mark was a co-writer of the Tyler Farr number one hit single "Redneck Crazy", Thomas Rhett’s "Front Porch Junkies" and had 3 songs on the Tim McGraw CD "Two Lanes of Freedom"…including the number one hit song "Highway Don't Care", featuring Taylor Swift on guest vocals and Keith Urban on guitar.   Mark is also cowriter of Tim McGraw's recent single "Looking For That Girl" and Blake Shelton's number one hit single, "Neon Light". Mark’s latest single was Chris Janson's "Power of Positive Drinking"   A list of other artists who have recorded Mark’s songs are:                   Randy Travis, Martina McBride, George Jones, Faith Hill, Lee Brice, Thomas Rhett Julianne Hough, Bomshel, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jessie James, Tracey Lawrence, Sammy Kershaw, Chely Wright, Patty Loveless, Highway 101, The Whites, Chris LeDoux, Bucky Covington, Glen Campbell, Neal McCoy, The Dirt Drifters, Jaida Dreyer, Dakota Bradley and Austin Webb. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow also recorded one of Mark’s songs for her movie “Country Strong” costarring Tim McGraw.    Recently, Mark had a song on Blake Shelton’s newest CD “If I’m Honest” called "Bet You Still Think About Me", also a song on new artist Drake White’s CD called "Story." And at present Mark is working with a number of young, signed Country Music artists….

Matt Alderman is a remarkably talented producer and songwriter in country music. Originally from Chicago, Alderman moved to Nashville in 2012 to pursue a career in songwriting and producing after graduating from the University of Miami. In only a year, Alderman started making his mark on Music Row and signed his first publishing deal with Curb. From there, he came out swinging and landed a Top 30, “Good Company” by Jake Owen and struck gold a second time when he began collaborating with Curb recording artist, Dylan Scott, writing and producing on his debut, self-titled album. In 2017, Matt Alderman achieved his first #1 song as a producer with Dylan Scott’s single, “My Girl”. From that point on, everyone recognized that Alderman was a force in the music industry. In 2021, Matt co-wrote and co-produced Dylan Scott’s song “Nobody”, which not only landed #1 on the charts, but also earned Matt the AIMP award of Nashville Rising Songwriter of the Year. His momentum has continued throughout the years with his chart-topping hit “Truth About You,” co-written and performed by Mitchell Tenpenny in 2022, and the viral 2023 smash “Can’t Have Mine” performed by Dylan Scott. With songs recorded by country stars like Lee Brice, Brett Young, Dustin Lynch, Granger Smith, Matt Stell, LOCASH and more, Matt Alderman showcases again and again his undeniable talent as a songwriter and producer in the country music industry.

Named one of Rolling Stone’s “10 New Country Artists You Need To Know” (Summer 2016), Stoney Creek Records’ Adam Craig is one of Music Row’s most talented new acts. In addition to soaring vocals, Adam has contributed his songwriting chops to hits like Parmalee’s “Close Your Eyes,” and Love & Theft’s “Whiskey on My Breath.” Adam has also scored cuts by Jason Aldean (“Church Pew or Bar Stool”), Dustin Lynch (“World to Me”) and more. Adam gained critical attention for the clever word-play of his debut single “Reckon” off his self-titled EP. Mixed with his incredible talent for writing, Adam has an uncanny knack as an artist for placing listeners directly into a story. His brand-new “If You’re Lucky,” drenched with nostalgia, transports listeners back to their teenage years in the small-town life, while his poignant “Why Can’t She,” delivers a heathy does of heartbreak. His second single, the blues-tinged “Just A Phase,” cracked the Top 40 on Country radio, proving Country radio is ready for Adam’s sensitive side.