Noah Gibbings:

Noah Gibbings has been making waves as an independent songwriter since he touched down in Nashville in 2021. He’s earned cuts from Coffey Anderson (“Then There’s Me) and “The Voice” alums Max Boyle (“Left in the Dark”) and Tatum Scott (“Won’t Be You”). His stylistic choices of mixing hip-hop and pop into country story telling has earned him a feature write up in Universal Music Group’s “Bridge” magazine. Most recently he’s been linked to Colt Graves who’s signed to super producer Timbaland. As well as Alex Palmer who’s written hits such as “Got What I Got” recorded by Jason Aldean and “Religiously” recorded by Bailey Zimmerman.

Rebecca Brunner:

Rebecca Brunner is a soulful singer-songwriter from Mason, Michigan, whose heartfelt lyrics and powerhouse vocals have captivated audiences nationwide. After earning her music degree at Columbia College Chicago, she moved to Nashville to further her artistry, becoming an active member of both The Song House and 615 House.

Her breakout single “Round Hole” has amassed over 20 million streams, and she has showcased her talent on major TV stages, including America’s Got Talent (Seasons 11 & 19), The Voice (Season 13), and American Idol (Season 21).

Brunner’s festival credits include SXSW, Bonnaroo, stagecoach and Lollapalooza. Her latest EP, 20 Something, features the viral hit “Dead Man Walkin’”, which gained widespread attention after being reposted by Chris Brown, Dana White and others.

She is currently working on her highly anticipated debut album, set for release in 2026.

Colt Graves:

Colt Graves is a genre-blending artist from Owensboro, Kentucky, rooted in the legacy of his grandfather, Bluegrass Hall of Fame member Josh Graves. His sound fuses country and bluegrass with hip-hop and R&B, creating emotionally charged music that bridges tradition and modern edge. Graves was discovered by Timbaland on TikTok and signed shortly after. He has since amassed over 40 million streams and, in March 2025, made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry.