Ana Cristina Cash was raised in Miami, Florida. Of Cuban descent, she is bilingual and began her professional music career at the tender age of six. She quickly became an accomplished champion of the singing competitions on the variety show Sábado Gigante. Ana’s recordings showcase her broad vocal range, from a deep, resonating contralto to a soaring soprano, revealing what is known to some as a “whistle register.” At the age of 15, Ana signed to Sony Music’s Latin division and recorded her debut Spanish-language album, Ana Cristina. In 2004, she was nominated for the Premio Lo Nuestro Award. The following year, she became the first Hispanic-American to perform the “Star-Spangled Banner” at a presidential inauguration, singing for President George W. Bush in 2005. In 2016, Ana married music producer John Carter Cash and has since been living and recording in Nashville, Tennessee, primarily at their historic Cash Cabin Studio in Hendersonville. Her music beautifully blends her deep connection to Country, Pop, and Latin influences, creating a soulful, signature sound. She made her Grand Ole Oprydebut in 2019, performing her original songs, and has also taken the stage at The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Madison Square Garden, and various major sporting events. Recently, Ana Cristina released her latest single, "Last Call" (English) / "Tu Última Llamada" (Spanish). A testament to her versatility as a bilingual powerhouse, the track seamlessly bridges cultural influences, delivering a poignant and empowering message that resonates across audiences. With her passionate storytelling and genre-blending melodies, Ana Cristina continues to carve out a distinct and enduring place in music.

Drew Schueler is a Nashville-based pop artist, songwriter, and producer known for emotionally driven music rooted in intention and craft. His mini album Vulnerable for Once (Dec. 5, 2025) includes “Hurtable,” winner of the NSAI Song Contest Grand Prize, and “This Is Where,” winner of the American Songwriter Contest. His artist releases have earned top honors across both competitions and amassed over 10 million global streams, with Rolling Stone UK naming him an Emerging Artist to Watch in June 2025. Expanding into electronic music, Drew collaborated with Deep Chills on “My Dearest Love” (ATLAST Records), which has surpassed 1.2 million Spotify streams. As a songwriter, he co-wrote “Somebody” by D.O. of the massive K-pop group EXO, a release exceeding 50 million streams and 250,000 physical units sold worldwide. His music has been featured on The Voice, The TODAY Show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Married at First Sight, NBC Sports, and Teen Mom. As Drew’s momentum builds, so does his credibility as a multifaceted force in music—defined by craft, connection, and a sound that continues to evolve.

Larry McCoy came to Nashville from Oklahoma in 1993, seeking and landing a record deal with RCA. Sharing the stage with artist like, Waylon Jennings, Sammy Kershaw, the group Ricochet and so may more… Larry also played guitar for many artist such as Bryan White, Joe Diffie, Eddie Money and played Bass for Comedy Legend Ray Stevens for 15 years. During that time always writing songs. Larry has had cuts by .. Thomas Rhett #1 Make Me Wanna , Luke Comb A Long Way, Jon Pard, California Sunrise , Ray Stevens, Thank you, Matt Stell, The Better I Drink Nate Smith Under My Skin and countless others. Larry has now started a Record Label “Spinville” with business partner Frank Stopak and is managing and producing new country artist Asley Ryan.

Josh Beale is a Nashville based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Born and raised in Waukesha, WI, Beale first fell in love with country music at age 12 while working on a dairy farm every night milking cows, listening to the radio to pass the time. After graduating from John Brown University and having stints at Berklee College of Music and the Contemporary Music Center, he moved to Nashville to pursue songwriting. Songs Beale has written include hits on major label recording artist Priscilla Block’s record like “Wish You Were The Whiskey” and “Peaked In High School”, among others. Beale has spent the last 4 years singing and playing with Priscilla Block, while maintaining an active writing presence in Nashville.