George Forbis:

George Forbis moved to Nashville in 1996 and was part of a group formed by former 4Runner member Billy Crittenden named Due South. George left the group in 1998 and pursued a solo artist and writing career writing at such publishing companies as Starstruck, EMI, and Acuff Rose. He has had the privilege of working with such artist as Brad Paisley, Garth Brooks, Marty Stewart, Michael W Smith, Amy Grant, and many more. His songwriting stays true to traditional country music, blending smooth vocals and harmony. His songs “Sing Like George Strait”, “Blessings in Stone”, “Just a Little Cloud” and many others have enjoyed radio airplay across the south. He has and will continue to put to song the stories we all live and experience. He currently writes for a new publishing company he helped form called “3 Minutes Away” Publishing.

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Emmy Moyen:

Emmy Moyen is a standout among Nashville’s newest class of young songwriters. Growing up between Kentucky, Mississippi, and Tennessee with Patsy Cline and Miranda Lambert on one side of the speaker and U2 and The Killers on the other, Emmy brings a unique voice to the writing room and the stage. She signed a publishing deal with SMACKSongs in May. Emmy is a 2025 Songwriters Hall of Fame Scholarship recipient, Belmont University’s Fall Writers Showcase winner, and has built a live resume that includes support for Avery Anna, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Caylee Hammack. Most recently, Emmy released her single, “Daughter,” following the song’s viral success across social platforms. With new music on the way and festival dates at Rock the South and Rock the Country this fall, Emmy is making waves through Nashville — and she’s just getting started.

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