Joe Clemmons is a Nashville-based songwriter from East Texas. With roots in Classic Rock, Country, and Pop, Clemmons began his music journey at 15 under the mentorship of John DeFoore. Moving to Nashville in 2008, he honed his craft while attending Belmont University and touring with artists like Maren Morris, Ryan Hurd, and HARDY. Focusing solely on songwriting since 2017, Clemmons signed with Mojo Music Media in 2018 and later joined UMPG Nashville in 2020. His recent cuts include “Devil I Know” and “Black and Blue” by Warren Zeiders, “I Just Killed a Man” by Catie Offerman, “It Ain’t Austin” by George Birge, and “Call Me Up” by Dillon James. He also co-wrote HARDY’s “Going Nowhere,” featured on his acclaimed HIXTAPE. His past successes include Gabby Barrett’s “Rose Needs A Jack,” Ryan Hurd’s “Wish For The World,” and The Josh Abbott Band’s “The Luckiest.”

Erin Kirby creates music that explores the full intensity of human emotions. The Nashville based artist may be on the rise, but she has been singing and acting since before she could read and began writing her own songs at the age of 12. Proving to be an old soul, the now 21-year-old's musical inspirations draw from the likes of legends and powerhouse vocalists like James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Adele and Luke Combs, to name a few. Erin’s relatable lyrics and pop-inspired country sound have garnered major attention, as she incorporates real-life stories and experiences into her music, connecting with hundreds of thousands of listeners and fans on TikTok and Instagram alike.. Having worked with top producers and writers, Erin has established solid footing within the industry. She was named a Rising Star by John Maxwell and Singer/Songwriter Atlanta by Jezebel Magazine, and was recognized by The Bert Show as the Next Big Break. She has performed at numerous televised events such as Motocross, Supercross, NBA and MLB games, and Halftime Shows for her hometown Atlanta Falcons.  Erin’s soulful voice and wisdom beyond her years have allowed her music to resonate with all ages. With national airplay, including Zane Lowe’s Apple One Radio Show, and international playlist placements with Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon, Erin is just getting started. Her first release of 2023, “Boys These Days,” marked her debut in the country genre. Since then, the Georgia native has released four additional solo singles, “Raised In A Barn,” “Redneck Rich,“ “Leaving Eyes” and the fan favorite “Pick My Own Flowers” as well as a duet with Sony Music Nashville's Kameron Marlowe. Erin was invited to record an official version of the song after she shared a TikTok duet of Marlowe's song "I Can Lie (The Truth Is)" that went viral with over 1.5 million views. The two went on to debut the duet at the Grand Ole Opry and Billboard featured the song as a ‘Must Hear New Country Song’ in their weekly roundup. Erin’s latest single, “Learning Lonely” featuring Cole Goodwin was released on March 14, 2025. With her talent, magnetic personality, a stacked catalog of unreleased songs, and an undeniable dedication to the craft, the sky's the limit for Erin Kirby.

Brinley Addington is a hit country singer/songwriter whose passion for music began at age three after a family trip to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry. Influenced early on by 90’s and traditional country music, the Kingsport, TN native always knew Nashville was in his future and moved to Music City in 2008. Shortly after, he began performing in the legendary honky tonks on lower Broadway and toured the country playing clubs, fairs, festivals, and opening shows for many notable acts including Thomas Rhett, Chris Young, Jon Pardi, Florida-Georgia Line, Marty Stuart, Ronnie Milsap, and more all while honing his craft as a songwriter. In 2021, Addington scored his first #1 song as a songwriter with Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris’ Grammy and CMA nominated hit, “Chasing After You” and was named one of Spotify’s Hot Country Standout Songwriters of the Year. Addington has also had songs recorded by Darius Rucker, Chris Janson, Brantley Gilbert, Parmalee, Tyler Farr, Kameron Marlowe and more. Over the years, Addington has released several albums of his own which are available now on all major digital platforms.