The buzz around Warner Music Nashville country artist Redferrin is impossible to ignore as one ofNashville’s most unorthodox and innovative new singer/songwriters. His recent releases are full ofadrenaline-pumping energy and rebellious swagger, providingjust a sample of the kaleidoscopicmusical textures he can create. With lyrics that serve as a manifesto for his take-it-or-leave-it style,Redferrin wants the new music to become a sonic mirror held up to today’s rural culture.Born Blake Redferrin, theWhite House, Tennessee native spent his first 24 years on the pegs of adirt bike, now harnessing that thrill-seeking spirit and relentless drive for a new kind of sound. Healready boasts several successful cuts, including Florida Georgia Line’s hip-hopinspired“Countryside,” Nelly’s recent smash “Lil Bit,” and Dean Brody and The Reklaws' “I Can’t HelpMyself,” which showcased a knack for party starting, hitting No. 1 in Canada and setting a record forthe most one-week radio spins in the nation’s history. Redferrin is set to release more new musicthis year as he continues chasing high-speed dreams with the throttle pinned and no kill switch.

Emily Zeck is a singer, songwriter, musician, surfer and entrepreneur from Vero Beach, Florida. With sheer dedication and consistency to her brand over the years, Emily has earned influence as “ThatPineappleGirl” on social media platforms, amassing over 2 million followers to date. Her first single, “Pacific Blue,” a beach friendly ukulele tune, released in 2015. That same year she moved to Los Angeles where she would collaborate with artists around the world, making music that would garner millions of streams. In 2020, she relocated back to her home state of Florida, and with that return to her roots, she unearthed her love of country music. In 2022, her Nashville recorded single, “Spot in Heaven,” makes it clear that country music is an even better place with Emily Zeck in it.