Anderson’s success can be found in his 18 cuts in 18 months with songs recorded by artists like Brad Paisley, Dustin Lynch and Cadillac Three. His credits also include the No. 1 hit “Lonely Tonight” by Blake Shelton featuring Ashley Monroe and other singles, “Cold Beer With Your Name On It” (Josh Thompson) and “Callin’ Me When I’m Lonely” (Sheryl Crow). He has the current Jackie Lee single, “Gettin’ Over You.” Anderson is also known for producing records including Chris Janson’s #1 hit “Buy Me A Boat” for Warner Brothers, CJ Solar’s debut EP on Sea Gayle Records, as well as fellow Sea Gayle artist Mike Ryan’s album Bad Reputation.

Rob Hatch, from Cross City, Florida, moved to Nashville in 2001 to follow his dream of becoming a professional songwriter. He achieved his first #1 song, “If Heaven Wasn’t So far Away” recorded by Justin Moore in 2008. Shortly after he married Shannan Hatch and they had their first child, Henry Hatch. Ruby Grace was born a couple years later in 2014. That same year Hatch would be named as the SESAC Songwriter of the year fueled by his 2 number 1 songs, “Goodnight Kiss” by Randy Houser and “I Don’t Dance” by Lee Brice which was awarded the 2014 ACM’s Single Of The Year and has since went double platinum. In 2018 Rob entered into a publishing deal and catalogue sale with Kobalt publishing. He currently has the new Florida Georgia Line/Jason Aldean duet “Can’t Hide Red” and the new Trea Landon song “Wrong Truck”. Cuts on: Lee Brice “I Don’t Dance”, “Friends We Wont Forget”, “Beautiful Everytime”, “Sirens”, and “Don’t Get No Better Than This”; “When the Whisky Used To Burn”, “Songs In The Kitchen”, Justin Moore, “If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away” Jamey Johnson; “The Last Cowboy”, “Saving Grace”; “Keeping up with the Jonesin”, Jerrod Niemann “Shining on Me”, “It Don’t Matter Anymore”, and “Beach Baby”; Randy Houser “Goodnight Kiss”, “Top of The World”, “Senior Year”, “Fired Up” and “True”, Luke Bryan “Sunburnt Lips”; Craig Campbell “Chillaxin” and “Make You Wanna Sing”; and Joe Nichols “Hard To Be Cool”; Faith Hill “Boy”, Gretchen Wilson “Summertime Town” “Stacey” “Hard Earned Money”, Florida Georgia Line/Jason Aldean “Can’t Hide Red” and Ronnie Dunn “You Should See You Now”, to name a few.

Jeremy Bussey, hailing from the small town of Sylvan Springs, Alabama, just outside of Birmingham, has risen to prominence as one of Nashville’s most sought-after songwriters. His journey began when he moved to Nashville with the goal of honing his craft and making a name for himself in the world of country music. That determination paid off when he landed a publishing deal with Universal and later signed with Spirit Music Nashville, solidifying his presence in the industry. Over the years, Jeremy has built a reputation as the “go-to guy” for impactful lyrics and innovative song ideas. His ability to craft songs that resonate with listeners has earned him widespread acclaim, culminating in a 2019 GRAMMY® nomination for Best Country Song. This recognition stands as a testament to his talent and dedication to his craft. Bussey’s songs have been recorded by some of country music’s biggest stars, including Jason Aldean, Brantley Gilbert, Ashley McBryde, Chase Rice, Tyler Farr, Thompson Square, and Lonestar. His ability to write across a wide range of styles has made him a versatile force in the industry. In addition to his success with artists, Jeremy has also seen his work featured in major television and film projects, including campaigns for Pepsi and Ram Trucks, as well as popular TV shows like *The Real Housewives of Dallas* and *Heart of Dixie*. With multiple accolades and a proven track record, Jeremy Bussey continues to be a dominant figure in Nashville’s songwriting scene, known for his emotional depth and ability to create songs that stand the test of time.

Dillon Carmichael, country artist from Burgin, Kentucky, has firmly established his presence in the country music scene with over 180 million all-time streams. His journey took off in 2018 with the critically acclaimed debut album "Hell On An Angel," produced by Dave Cobb. Influenced by a range of artists from Lynyrd Skynyrd to Dwight Yoakam, Carmichael's music is a captivating blend of traditional country roots and contemporary charm. He's graced renowned festivals like Faster Horses and Tortuga, earning recognition as an "Artist To Watch" by industry heavyweights like Billboard and Rolling Stone. His track "Drinkin' Problems" made a significant impact, premiering on Sirius XM's "The Highway" and consistently peaking at 25 on the radio charts. Carmichael's songwriting talents shine through collaborations with artists like Luke Combs and Jon Pardi, solidifying his position as a multifaceted force in country music. Dillon Carmichael's promising future continues to shine bright in the world of country music.