Rachel Lipsky's music is a particular brand of rowdy country that's unapologetic and filled with plenty of grit. She has had the honor of performing on seven tours with Armed Forces Entertainment entertaining our troops in Afghanistan, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Djibouti, Africa, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania and Kosovo. Rachel has won the Nashville Hard Rock Rising and Pepsi Southern Original competitions (both separately out of 6,000+ bands). She has had the opportunity to open for Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Neal McCoy, Lady A, Charlie Daniels, Thomas Rhett, Old Dominion, Toto and many more.

Jeff Coplan, a Montreal native now living in Nashville after many years in New York City, is a songwriter, producer and artist developer.  With international hits on the pop, rock, dance and country charts, he has written and/or produced songs that have collectively sold over 6 million copies. Since moving to Nashville, Coplan has focused mostly on country music creating and developing artist Love And Theft, co-writing their #1 hit Angel Eyes as well as writing with and producing multi-platinum Canadian country star Tim Hicks. Additionally Coplan’s last few years have been spent as a founding member of country rock band Blackjack Billy, touring internationally and Producing and Developing pop country band, The Curves.

I was born in Apple Valley, California. My family moved around for several years before settling in Nashville, Tennessee when I was 5 years old. I have always loved music, but was intimidated by the sheer number of people I encountered growing up that were NOT succeeding in the music business. So, I went to college, got a degree in Psychology and worked in another career for 10 years. At that point, I decided I had to try to chase my dream of being a professional songwriter. It took several years of writing for free before I landed my first publishing deal with Kim Williams and Sony ATV in Nashville. Several years after that, Rascal Flatts recorded “While You Loved Me” and I had my first top ten single. Another three years went by before Billy Currington, Jason Matthews and I had our first #1 single with “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right”. People often ask me what my favorite song is that I have written. I’m very proud of the six #1 singles. I’m thrilled that several iconic artists have recorded my songs – Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, The Oak Ridge Boys – to name a few. I’m proud of my song “Bounce” knocking Psy out of the #1 spot on the K-Pop chart in Korea and for winning Asian Song of The Year this year.  And I’m proud of my Plain White T’s and Saving Jane cuts because they are off the beaten path for a Nashville writer.  But my FAVORITE songs have yet to be recorded. Ask me sometime and I’ll play some of them for you.

At a very early age, Jake Clayton found a passion for playing Country music. As  a teenager Jake Clayton was already a much talked about ‘kid’ who could not only play the fiddle, but also the dobro, piano, banjo, mandolin, and any other Instrument he picked up. Within a couple of years, Jake was headlining his own sold-out local theatre shows and performing at all the local Opry houses in rural Missouri. Before he was old enough, he began playing in regional bars with local cover bands opening shows for touring Country Music artists. At one of those shows, a manager on the road with a Nashville artist recognized Jake’s talent and asked him to get on stage and perform. That encounter eventually placed Jake Clayton in the heart of Nashville, TN playing for some of the top names in the Country Music business. After 14 years Jake Clayton has now traveled all around the globe as a utility musician on tours headlined by Country Music stars such as Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley, Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Alan Jackson, Bob Seger, Miranda Lambert, and many more. Jake has performed alongside icons like Brad Paisley & Keith Urban, been on legendary stages like The Grand Ole Opry and Madison Square Garden, and has been seen on Jimmy Fallon, Ellen, The CMT Awards and other popular TV shows.  Off the stage, Jake has also been building an impressive resumé as a musician in the studio world. On top of hundreds of recordings for indie artists all around the Country, Jake has earned recording credits on chart topping albums and #1 songs. Since his time in Nashville, Jake has played on recordings for Chris Young, Brandi Carlile, Thompson  Square, Joey+Rory, Donny Osmond, and others.  During this time Jake Clayton has also fueled his passion for writing, recording, and touring as an artist. In the past decade Jake has released 3 albums & 3 eps, had a single called “What Not to Do” that charted on Music Row’s Country Breakout Charts, and had a video in rotation on multiple television networks. With his own band, Jake Clayton has opened shows for hitmakers Cole Swindell, Jon Pardi, Granger Smith, Kane Brown, Colt Ford, David Allan Coe, Tanya Tucker, and more.  There’s still one major factor that sets Jake Clayton apart from most musicians and artists alike. Jake has an incredibly rare ability to play over 20 Instruments… very well. In short, Jake comes to the table with enough skills alone to equal a band of top musicians. On his own recordings, he writes or co-writes all of the songs, and then performs nearly every Instrument! Bass, guitars, dobro, fiddle, cello, mandolin, banjo, pedal steel, percussion, the list goes on. He then glues it all together with a powerful voice that carries the lead vocals and the majority of vocal harmonies as well. Combine all these elements and you have one of the most unique Artists in the business.