Phillip Lammonds is a songwriter and talented instrumentalist from the musically rich mountains of North Carolina. From his childhood in the mountains to his time in the South Carolina Lowcountry, it was this melting pot of sounds and rhythms that formed his musical sensibilities. After college, Phillip was a founder of The Blue Dogs, a beloved and critically acclaimed bluegrass and rock inspired jam band. He then started his family in Pawley’s Island, South Carolina while working as a fishing guide, a falconer, and the co-owner of theislands Sotheby’s real estate company. All the while, Phillip wrote songs and traveled to Nashville to pitch them. After many years, lots of miles traveled to Nashville, and cuts on major artist -Phillip moved to music city to pursue songwriting full time. He stepped onto the scene with a publishing deal from Curb Entertainment. Phillip’s songs have been recorded by artists like Hootie and the Blowfish, Josh Turner, Lee Brice, Charles Esten, Kellie Pickler, Craig Morgan, Edwin McCain, Jerrod Niemann, Mo Pitney, and Dylan Scott. After more than 15 years of writing literally hundreds of songs Phillip is releasing his first solo album Cowboy Things, The Lee Brice-produced project features heartfelt, plainspoken tracks from across Lammonds’ career. He boils the big picture down to bite-sized chunks of truth with help from buddies including Brice, Darius Rucker, ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, Pam Tillis and actor Bill Murray.

Brian Davis is a singer/songwriter from North Carolina who has stood on stages that range from the small bars of his hometown to almost every arena in the country. He’s had the privilege of sharing the stage with artist like George Jones, Aaron Lewis, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Luke Combs, Michael Ray, Lee Brice and Brantley Gilbert just to name a few. Brian also has songs recorded by Jason Aldean, Lee Brice, Brantley Gilbert, Gretchen Wilson, Tyler Braden, and Tyler Farr among others. He co-wrote the Brantley Gilbert #1 song “One Hell of An Amen and also the Lee Brice #1 song “Memory I Don’t Mess With”.

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 hit single, “7500 OBO” which also received the coveted “10 Songs I Wish I’d Written” Award from the Nashville Songwriters Association International. She also co-wrote the title track of McGraw’s Grammy nominated album, “Two Lanes of Freedom,” which went on to be the namesake of McGraw’s 2013 summer tour. Jenn 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).

Adam Wood is a songwriter and producer, best known for his strong lyrical and melodic sense. He was raised in Colbert Heights, Alabama near the musically rich Muscle Shoals area, and graduated from the University of North Alabama with a with a degree in Commercial Music. In 2004, he moved to Nashville, Tn to devote his work full time to songwriting and producing. Adam has since had songs recorded by Lee Brice, Trace Adkins, Scotty McCreery, Lonestar, Tyler Braden, Delta Rae, Smithfield, and many more. Notable cuts include “More Beer’ and the title track “Hey World’ from Lee Brice’s 2020 record, “Hey Whiskey” by the duo Smithfield, and Tyler Braden’s “Try Losing One” which reached the top spot on Sirius/XM the Highway’s Top Thirty Countdown.