Marc Beeson is an Illinois native and 30 year Nashville veteran who signed to SMACKSongs in 2021. Beeson has had songs recorded by Sam Hunt, Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Garth Brooks, Lady Antebellum, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride, Little Big Town, Willie Nelson, Reba McEntire, and Chicago, among others. He has also won 12 ASCAP awards including both Country and Pop Song of the Year for his No. 1 hit "When She Cries” by Restless Heart. He also co-wrote Billy Currington’s No.1 single, “We Are Tonight,” the title track of Ashley Monroe's Grammy-nominated record, “The Blade,” Blake Shelton's "She's Got A Way With Words,” Josh Turner’s No. 1 single "Hometown Girl,” and “The Bullet,”' from Carrie Underwood’s Grammy-nominated record, Cry Pretty. He also co-wrote the title track to Willie Nelson’s record, “First Rose of Spring'' and Rascal Flatts’ recent Top 10 single, "How They Remember You.” As an artist, Beeson has recorded for Warner Bros., BNA Records and Curb Records. He has served on the Board of NSAI, the NARAS education committee and as a mentor in the MTSU Music Business program.

Clara Park is a Nashville-based songwriter/producer originally from Charleston, South Carolina. Strong in country, pop, and R&B sessions, Park loves toplining while working with other producers, and producing sessions on her own. Park is a co-writer on Hailey Benedict’s debut Canadian country radio single, “Things My Mama Says,” which recently entered the top 10. Some of her other recent releases include “Don’t Miss” by Carson Wallace, “Come On Christmas” by Walker Hayes, “Pay It Forward” and “Everyday Joe” by Canaan Smith, “Yours For The Breaking” by Dawson Anderson,  “Same Song, Different Dance” and “I’d Like To Think” by Zach John King, “Outta The Blue” and “Wine’d Up” by Averie Bielski, “Behind Enemy Lines” by Jackson Dreyer, as well as upcoming cuts by Hailey Benedict, Rhys Rutherford, Lauren Watkins, Carson Wallace, and more.

Emily Falvey is a singer/songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Falvey is an alumna of Belmont University’s esteemed Curb College of Entertainment & Music Business, graduating in 2018 with a B.A. in Songwriting and a B.B.A. in Music Business. She signed an exclusive worldwide publishing deal with SMACKSongs in April 2018. Emily is a versatile writer in both pop and country and is known for her strong pop melodies and lyrical sensibilities, as well as her next level hooks. The single she penned for Big Loud artist MacKenzie Porter, “Seeing Other People,” reached #1 on the Canadian country chart. Falvey has other recent and upcoming releases with artists such as Pitbull, Vicetone, Nightly, Walker Hayes, Carly Pearce, Joshua Bassett, Kevin Quinn, Josh Kerr, Jake Scott, Katelyn Tarver, Kylie Morgan, Jack Newsome, and more. Falvey has also had sync placements on Grey’s Anatomy, Love Island, The Voice, and with Cracker Barrel. She was nominated for a 2020 AIMP award in the category of “Publisher’s Pick” for “Seeing Other People,” and was named as a member of the AIMP Nashville Songwriter Series class of 2019, which has been categorized by Music Row Magazine as “an indicator of what’s to come from the thriving independent music publishing community.” In addition, Falvey was voted "Favorite Songwriter" by the Nashville chapter of Young Entertainment Professionals (YEP), and was named as an inaugural recipient of the Nashville Briefing's 30 Under 30 List. The songs she has been a part of have garnered over 45 million streams on Spotify to date. Her recent collaborators include Shane McAnally, Amy Wadge, Nicolle Galyon, Maddie & Tae, Sasha Sloan, Charles Kelley, Lindsay Ell, Jimmy Robbins, Danielle Bradbery, RaeLynn, Avenue Beat, Tommy Lee James, Stuart Crichton, Nate Cyphert, Tofer Brown, Paul DiGiovanni, Matt McGinn, Gordie Sampson and more.

Stephony Smith, BMI’s 1998 Songwriter of the Year, began her professional songwriting career in Memphis, Tennessee writing commercial jingles for a major advertising agency. From 1981 to 1988, she wrote more than 4,000 local, regional, and national radio and television spots and won 20 Addy Awards. Stephony also wrote and performed jingles as a solo vocalist for major clients including McDonalds, Dodge Trucks, the Agricultural Council of America, and Carolina Telephone. Memphis is her hometown and the reason Stephony loves all kinds of music, from Soul R&B, Motown, Singer/songwriters, to Pop-Rock. Memphis embraced all genres and her jingle career allowed her to write it all. After signing with Chips Moman/Chappell Music she got to work with the likes of Al Green, Willie Nelson, Ringo Star, Toni Wine, Carl Perkins, Bobby Emmons and J.R. Cobb. Being surrounded by the people that penned, “Do Right Woman, “Luckenbach,Texas”, “Groovy Kind Of Love”, “Spooky” and “Stormy”, had a profound effect on her. The education she received from those masters about songwriting, singing background vocals and production is priceless. So Memphis music without a doubt is in the heart of everything she writes and sings. Stephony moved to Nashville in 1989 and by the middle of that year landed her first publishing deal with Polygram Publishing, now Universal. To date, Stephony has had cuts by a number of award winning artists including, The Dixie Chicks, Shania Twain, Barbara Streisand, Kenny Chesney, Montgomery Gentry, Terri Clark, Martina McBride, and the legendary Reba McEntire. Tim McGraw’s performance with his wife Faith Hill of “It’s Your Love”, written solely by Stephony, stayed at #1 on the singles chart for six weeks, and was the most played single of 1997. Shortly after, Reba McEntire took “How Was I To Know” all the way to #1. Trisha Yearwood spent two weeks at #1 on the charts with “Perfect Love”, and Chad Brock brought “Yes” to the #1 seat for three weeks. Kenny Chesney took “Big Star” to the number two slot in 2004 and Tim McGraw blistered up the charts to #1 with “Back When” in early 2005. Stephony wrote “Johnny and June” by Curb artist Heidi Newfield (formerly of Trick Pony). This song went into the top 10 in 2009 and was nominated for The Academy of Country Music’s song of the year. “Johnny and June” marks her first release as a writer/sole-publisher. Stephony is a popular background vocalist on master recording sessions for various artists, demo sessions, and live performances. Album credits include Shelly Fairchild, Lari White, Chad Brock, Jo Dee Messina, Chelly Wright, and Terri Clark. She has also appeared as a background vocalist for a number of artists on television shows such as: The Tonight Show, Nashville Now (Music City Tonight), Crook and Chase, On Stage, American Music Shop, and Hee Haw.