For Tenille Townes, writing songs has always been a way of reaching out to anyone trying to make sense of a confusing world. In the last five years alone, the Canada-born, Nashville-based artist’s full-hearted and soul-searching songwriting has led to touring with legends like Stevie Nicks, Miranda Lambert, Shania Twain, Keith Urban, Reba, Zac Brown Band, George Strait, and Dierks Bentley, while earning two JUNO Awards, two Academy of Country Music Awards, and 17 Canadian Country Music Association Awards. Along the way, Townes has built a globe-spanning fanbase drawn to her ability to tell deeply human stories with empathy, clarity, and hope.

Keelan Donovan is a sophisticated & confident vocalist with an energetic tenor tone & perceptive lyrics that showcases his passion & humor for life. Originally from Portland, ME, he now calls Nashville, TN home. He graduated from Belmont University in 2012 and almost immediately immersed himself in the Nashville music scene.

In 2014, Keelan started touring Tennessee & adjacent states, and occasionally returning to New England to play shows for his friends & family. In 2015 & 2016 Keelan played over 400 shows around the globe, playing in 48 states & 4 different countries. His work ethic, along with a setlist of colorful songs & witty stage banter caught the attention of many Nashville A&R reps.

In 2016 Keelan signed his first deal with Big Yellow Dog Music; a place that artists such as Meghan Trainor, Maren Morris & Jessie James Decker also call home. He released his new self-titled EP, produced by production duo Daniel Tashian & Dan Agee which debuted at #14 on the Singer-Songwriter iTunes chart. Keelan has also been featured on various playlists including Spotify's New Music Friday, Weekly Buzz, and Apple Music's "The A-List: Singer/Songwriter." Along with signing a publishing deal, Keelan has had placements on TV shows on ABC, the Syfy Network, CMT, & a number of upcoming independent films.

Keelan writes songs that are able to captivate fans of all ages. Keelan writes with a depth beyond his years without pining - like a man 30 years his senior. He's lamenting for us all, older and younger, with smiles, honesty, charm, and voice you can listen to all night. He hopes to convey his passion for music & songwriting to all who come to listen, dance, and sing along.

Having sold almost two million albums in Europe before packing up and moving her life to Nashville, British artist Lucie Silvas removed herself from everything that was familiar to forge a brand new path in an unknown territory. She was determined to break new barriers, defy musical genres and make her own rules as an artist. A few years into immersing herself in the music scene, Lucie became one of the most sought-after writers in Nashville while also recording her breakthrough independent album, "Letters To Ghosts," for which she garnered huge accolades from critics and fellow artists alike.

This album, while earning Silvas a place at the table both musically and personally in Nashville, offered up the amazing opportunities to tour with the likes of Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Chris Stapleton and a diverse range of artists both in and outside of country music.

In 2018 came the follow-up and much-anticipated release of the critically acclaimed album, "E.G.O." Rolling Stone raved about her "...rafter-shattering vocals and genre-defying musical landscapes" while Newsweek claimed "...it doesn't matter what you call this kind of music -- other than great!" She spent the better part of the next two years touring with Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Anderson East, James Bay, Tom Odell, Greg Allman and a slew of other critics' faves. Her self-directed and produced videos from this album also shed light on her charismatic and diverse talents.

Fast forward to 2021, after a long pause where, like so many others, Lucie started to piece together a brand new chapter. While working on a 5th studio album she wanted to release a few songs close to her heart, two of which were dream collaborations for her.

The first of the songs released, "Home Truths," finds itself among some of the world's biggest pop stars on digital playlists everywhere; a real breakthrough in Lucie's ongoing defiance of playing into genres and just letting the music find its own way. Sheryl Crow then joined Lucie on "Cool Down," an upbeat, infectious and undeniable vocal pop diddy. The two are also featured in the straight-forward, honest and beautiful performance-based video. "We Don't Know We're Living" was performed by Lucie for the very first time while on tour with Brandi Carlile shortly before the pandemic. Carlile took an immediate love and passion for this song prompting her later to join in on the recording of it for this album. Joy Oladokun also lends her vocals rounding and bringing out every essence of the universal message, appeal and musicality of the song.

“Life is constantly changing and everything has shifted for me, my dreams have expanded in new areas of life and yet some feel less encumbering than before. I'd love to keep forging this path of finding homes for music that isn't of any particular genre. The dream is to create what we love and with it, break down barriers of any and all kinds. Every album I've made was born from my lifelong passion of songwriting with my own sound and soul in tow. The next step is about finding a way to honesty and openness about who I am in a world that can make me want to keep my guard up. With every song I write, I'm breaking down that wall."