Tommy Karlas is a professional singer/songwriter from East Alton. IL. At age 14 he visited the Bluebird Cafe and fell in love with Nashville songwriting. Five years later in 2001 he moved to Nashville and got his first publishing deal. Since then he’s had songs recorded Blake Shelton, Randy Travis, Old Dominion, Montgomery Gentry, Trisha Yearwood, and more; including the multi-week No. 1 Roll With Me which became the fastest rising and most downloaded song of Montgomery Gentry’s long career, penning  Tommy an ASCAP Songwriter of the Year nomination. Tommy currently writes for Sony Music/Droptine Music.

After attending the United States Naval Academy Prep School and graduating from Virginia Tech University in '93 with a degree in Ecomomics, Dave made the move to Nashville. He scored his first top ten hit eleven years later in '04 with Darryl Worley's "If Something Should Happen". That same year Trace Adkins recorded "Arlington" which went to #13 on the country charts. Since then Dave has had four #1 singles including "Lucky Man" by Montgomery Gentry, "The Boys Of Fall" by Kenny Chesney, "Old Alabama" by Brad Paisley and Alabama and "Anything Like Me" also recorded by Paisley.  Dave most recently scored the hit “Outskirts Of Heaven" which he co-wrote with Craig Campbell. He has also had numerous other works recorded by such artists as Blake Shelton, Jake Owen, Randy Owen, Craig Morgan, Chuck Wicks, Jeff Bates, Trent Willmon, Trent Tomlinson, Larry Stewart, Mark Chesnutt, Mo Pitney, Sheryl Crow, Gary Allan, Darius Rucker, Teddy Robb, Tyler Booth, Chris Bandi, Jordan Davis and Tim McGraw.

Russell Sutton was born and raised in Austin, Tx. He grew up around the country music scene with his dad playing guitar and tour managing for Austin native Rick Trevino. After graduating from Texas A&M and spending 6 years working at Dell Computers, he cashed in all of his chips in 2014 and moved to Nashville to pursue his songwriting dream after a weekend at the Austin Songwriters Group Symposium. In 2018, Russell signed his first publishing deal, and spent the year touring the country as a part of the duo Grassroots Revival, sharing the stage with the likes of Toby Keith, Lady Antebellum, Billy Currington, Brothers Osborne, Cole Swindell, Walker Hayes, and others.  As a songwriter, 2021 brought his first #1 single “My Boy” by Elvie Shane as well as a joint venture publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing and Droptine Publishing. In 2022, Russell landed a 2 week #1 hit with Nate Smith’s “Whiskey on You”, as well as cuts by Warren Zeiders, Drew Green, Dalton Dover, Erin Kinsey and more. This year, he has already landed 2 newly released songs by Chris Young - “Knee Deep in Neon” and Nate Smith - “Rather Be Lonely”. He resides in Nashville, TN with his wife, Melissa, daughter Phoebe, and their dog Bubs.