Zach Henard is a songwriter from Waverly, Tennessee. He discovered he had a knack for it about 8 years ago, was hooked, and has been actively writing/co-writing in Nashville for the last seven years. In a short amount of time he has cultivated a talented circle of co-writers and artists he creates with. He mainly writes traditional country, americana, and southern rock. He’s had several independent artist cuts and many more to come with up and coming artists he’s currently writing with.

Ben Jarrell was born in Dothan, Alabama. He was raised on its outskirts in the kind of country where roads cut unexpectedly through fields – paths created over time that only the locals know – where lightning bugs seem to hang in the air, Spanish Moss flourishes, and where everyone really does know your name (that way they know exactly who to go if you get into trouble).  If you were to write out the story of Jarrell’s journey from then until now, it would read like the content of a country song - a damn good one, too, complete with the well-worn themes of love, loss, and redemption.  Perhaps that’s why Jarrell’s musical leanings have always skewed towards country music and the legends who helped build and uphold the traditions of the genre; from George Jones, Johnny Paycheck, and John Prine to The Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd to contemporary acts like Blackberry Smoke and The Steeldrivers.  Jarrell studied these songwriters, these bands, their records. He took what he learned and he applied it well. He created his first band. Then another. And another. He kept going until he got it right. He spun well-told stories in tightly wrapped chords. He toiled and tinkered and gave us a self-titled acoustic EP in 2018. That was followed by his full-length record, “Troubled Times” in 2019 – recorded with an all-star band at Southern Ground in Nashville, TN. The record inspired one reviewer to pose the question: “Hot damn son! Wondering where the hell all the hard-charging, kick-ass, phased guitar and pedal steel-filled . . . country music has gone in 2019, and without skimping on the songwriting…? Well, it all seems to have been sucked up and put to good use by Alabama native Ben Jarrell … and it’s one hell of a ride boys and girls.”  Then came 2021’s “Up and Headed West,” recorded in his home state of Alabama at the Alabama Sound Company. A record full of lyric-driven ballads and bangers with plenty of pedal steel to go around. A record that seems to be a weigh station of sorts on the road toward Jarrell’s current project. One that finds him firmly in the driver’s seat. He’s taking us into new territory as he recounts his time away from home; a night in Oklahoma, a drive to Mobile, hard choices, hard drinking, the hotels, and all of the people in the honky tonks and taverns both across the US and across his whole life. There is love, there is loss and there is redemption coming through the speakers for the entire ride.

Anna has always been musically gifted. She started out playing piano and singing with her family from a very young age, and that grew into a career after she studied music in college and learned over 20+ instruments. Anna brings something unique to the table that not many performers in this area can; she is a one woman band! Playing up to 8 instruments at a time with her ability to use live looping technology, she has truly found her niche in the world of solo performing. And it doesn't end there! She is also a natural born storyteller, and has several original songs, mostly belonging to the folk/country genre, but also some with southern gospel and jazz influences. Anna is a versatile instrumentalist and singer, so she can accommodate venues of all sizes, as well as customize a performance to suit your needs. Solo pianist/guitarist, a capella vocalist, or full band sound-- she's got you covered!

Preston McCabe is a country singer and songwriter from a small town in Indiana. He has been performing since he was 14. He believes in the bringing back the traditional, Texas country sound; the sound of a crying steel guitar and fiddle. He rode bulls in his late teens which introduced him to the rodeo life. His biggest role models being Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Alan Jackson, George Strait, Chris Ledoux, and most of all his grandpa.  ​Preston writes his music according to the way the legends from the 70s-90s would have. He brings a younger generation back to the roots of country music. With riding bulls in his past, the rodeo influence sneaks into his songs once in a while. With 4 singles released and more on the way. ​ Preston puts on a lively, honky tonkin show that keeps the crowd engaged; while, never failing to keep the story telling aspect of country music alive.  His show record continues to grow every year. Venues he has performed at include rodeos, county and state fairs, bars, restaurants, wineries, churches, stores, holiday events, theme parks, charity events, writers rounds, and music festivals. He hopes to hit the road full time in 2026 traveling to states like Montana, Wyoming, Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, and more! In 2023, he opened up for Brandt Carmichael (Nashville Artist) at the Cass County Fairgrounds and Alex Miller (Season 19 American Idol  Finalist) at the Miami County Fair.  Over Labor Day weekend, he had the opportunity to perform at the first ever Georgia Country Music Festival alongside some of the biggest country artists. ​Preston had the opportunity to be interviewed by New England's Country Podcast where he discussed his music, life, and influences.