Hannah Blaylock is an award-winning Americana singer/songwriter. Born in Alaska and raised in Arkansas, Blaylock started performing as a toddler with her family for her church and community. She then developed a band in the 9th grade with a group of family friends that would later become the chart-topping American Country music trio Edens Edge. The band was signed by Big Machine records in 2009 and they embarked on 4 major national tours, opening for grammy-award winning country artists such as Little Big Town, Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum and Rascal Flatts.   The group received numerous awards including Billboard Artist to Watch, Listener’s Choice Award with NSAI and their hit single “Amen” made the country radio top 20 (written by Blaylock). After 10 years together, Hannah parted ways with Edens Edge to embark on a solo singer/songwriting career and get back to her Americana music style roots.   In 2016, alongside hit-producer Martin Strayer, Blaylock released her first solo album “Bandit Queen” which features multiple songs that are co-written and played on by grammy award winning artists, the Dixie Chicks. Today, she continues to perform all over the country, playing iconic venues such as The Opry (over 20 times), Eddie’s Attic, The Bluebird Café, and Ohio’s Dusty Armadillo. She has opened and performed alongside country superstars Brad Paisley, Ricky Skaggs and Alison Krauss.   The originality of her music is often inspired by her time spent in the vast terrains and wilderness beauties of the Alaskan Tundra and Midwest Arkansas.  Her style is a musical blend of folk, country, and blues and she draws upon the creativity of fellow female artists such as Patti Griffin, Linda Ronstadt, Brandi Carlile and Patty Loveless.   She has written hundreds of songs to date for herself and other artists such as Reba McEntire’s title track of her latest record “Stronger Than The Truth” that is Grammy nominated as Best Country Album of the Year for 2019.   Blaylock is an avid supporter of the health and wellness industry where she dedicates as much time as possible spreading awareness and advocating on the behalf of women’s health.

North Carolina native Kennedy Fitzsimmons learned to sing at an early age thanks to her papa who taught her every Emmylou Harris, John Prine, and Linda Ronstadt song recorded. The musical tradition in her family also extends to her parents, cousins, aunts and uncles, and many other relatives. Being raised on traditional country influences, Kennedy brings back a sound of the past that has been missed by so many. This Carolina girl packed her bags and moved to Nashville at 22, and has since formed a traditional country duo, Carolina Pine, and toured with several big names, last seen opening for country legend, Alan Jackson, and Merle Haggard's son's, Ben and Noel Haggard. Kennedy has started recording her debut solo record to be released early 2022!