Artist, entrepreneur, and activist Jamie Kent has forged a unique path of his own through the music industry over the last decade. He's been called "Artist You Need To Know" by RollingStone.com, and dubbed one of the "Most Fascinating People of 2020" by Nashville Lifestyles Magazine. He's notched over a thousand shows under his belt, including concerts with Reba, Huey Lewis & The News, The Doobie Bros, America, Brothers Osborne, and Brandy Clark. Kent's songs have been heard across major network television, from VH1 and MTV, to NBC's The Today Show and World Of Dance. His last album "All American Mutt", debuted at #16 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and #3 on the Heatseeker Charts. Kent was the only independent artist to break into the Top 20 at the time.

With the release of his debut EP, Middle of Somewhere, Jack Settle embraced the calling that he so worthily received. Born just east of the Great Plains, along the eastern edge of the Cross Timbers in the city of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, Settle discovered his love of music at an early age and clung to it in the face of adversity. Waking up one morning to the life-altering effects of an unknown virus that attacked his right ear and left his hearing impaired, Settle decided that he would pursue his dream of being a musician while he still had a chance to hear the melodies ring loud. Settle’s dream propelled him forward, all the way to Nashville, Tennessee, where he is beginning to carve out his own path as a songwriter and musician. Middle of Somewhere demonstrates Settle’s versatility as an artist and his live show easily connects with audiences of varying musical tastes. Armed with his rich baritone voice and impressive guitar skills, whether solo or with his five-piece band, Settle always delivers. When asked what he hopes listeners take away from his music, Settle says, “I want people to understand me through my music, and I want them to feel understood. Music is a great reflection of human life, and life is more than just one emotion. I want people to laugh, then maybe shed a tear on the next song.”  - Mason Winfree

Blending pop, R&B, and soul, Paul Childers is leading a new breed of singer/songwriters and guitarists. Hailing from Nashville, he finds a way to blur the lines cast between Stevie Ray Vaughan and Hendrix styles of guitar playing, a Motown rhythm section, and pop vocal melodies. Childers was selected by Acmeville Records as the debut artist on their label, which features live recordings from the Nashville music hotspot. Touring nationally since 2017, Childers has opened for Vince Gill and Robert Cray, and performed at the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame and the grand opening of the Songbirds Guitar Museum.