Originally from Vancouver, B.C., Kelly has been a signed writer in Nashville for the past 20+ years and her songs have been recorded by Jason Aldean, Reba, Brett Young, Trisha Yearwood, Eli Young Band, Bailey Zimmerman, Dustin Lynch, Corey Kent, Cody Johnson, Carrie Underwood, Justin Moore, Meghan Patrick, Chris Lane and many more.  Kelly has had several songs placed in the series “Nashville” as well as success in her native land of Canada. In the past few years, Kelly has celebrated 5 1 songs with Brett Young’s “Sleep Without You,” Justin Moore’s “Somebody Else Will”, Travis Denning’s “After A Few” and Corey Kent’s “Wild As Her”. Most recently Kelly celebrated a two week #1 with her song “I’m Gonne Love You” recorded by Cody Johnson ft. Carrie Underwood.

Dylan Guthro is a triple threat. A talented songwriter, Dylan signed his first publishing deal out of Nashville and has had his songs covered by artists from a variety of genres of music including Ria Mae, Neon Dreams, and Donovan Woods. As a producer, Dylan is in great demand, producing music for Banners, Noah Schnacky, Dave Sampson, and Quake. Since releasing his award winning debut, singer-songwriter Dylan Guthro has been busy creating music in a variety of ways. In 2015, Dylan formed the pop trio Port Cities. Port Cities released their multi-award winning debut in 2017 and have since amassed over 12M streams and have played over 350 shows in 12 countries. Dylan is constantly creating music – whether it be with his bandmates, on his own while experimenting as producer, writer, and singer, or co-writing for other acts across a spectrum of musical styles.

It’s fair to say that Adam Hambrick grew up straddling the Mississippi River: one foot in northern Mississippi where his dad pastored a small Baptist church and he spent many of his early years; the other in Central Arkansas where his extended family had been for generations, the first place he called home. Adam’s musical roots were grounded deep in the hymns of Sunday church services with his family. As he grew, those roots wound their way through the pop/rock, alternative and country music of the 90’s and 2000’s with artists like Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Foo Fighters, John Mayer among others. After graduating from the University of Central Arkansas, the singer-songwriter made an appearance on Good Morning Arkansas where country star and fellow Arkansas-native Justin Moore happened to be watching. Impressed by Adam’s unique voice and distinctive songs, Justin connected Adam with his friends on Music Row. Since making the move to Tennessee in 2013, Adam has written two #1 country radio hits (Dan + Shay’s “How Not To”, Justin Moore’s “Somebody Else Will), had his own single “Rockin’ All Night” land in the Billboard Hot Country top 40, performed on ABC’s The Bachelorette, taken the stage at The Grand Ole Opry and has written songs recorded by Nashville’s biggest stars. 

Born and raised in Pittsburg, Kansas, Jenn Schott was destined to have a career in music. It’s in her genes. Her grandfather was the concert master violinist for the CBS orchestra including the Ed Sullivan show, her father was a university professor of woodwinds, and her mother is a flutist. After graduating with a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, Jenn made the move to Nashville to pursue a career as a songwriter. More than 20 years later, Jenn’s songs continue to resonate with artists in Nashville and beyond. Jenn co-wrote Tim McGraw’s #1 single, “7500 OBO” in addition to the title track of McGraw’s Grammy nominated album, “Two Lanes of Freedom,” which was also the namesake of McGraw’s 2013 summer tour. She also penned Mickey Guyton’s debut single, “Better Than You Left Me,” which was named one of Billboard’s 10 Best Country Songs of 2015. Other artists who have recorded Jenn’s songs include Rascal Flatts, The Eli Young Band, Billy Ray Cyrus, Pam Tillis, Lonestar, Gloriana, Jana Kramer, Francesca Battistelli, Natalie Hemby, Lucy Hale, Jamie Lynn Spears, and Restless Heart. Jenn is an alumna of Leadership Music and proudly sits on the board of the Nashville Songwriters Association International and a committee for the Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC).