Cameron Bedell:

Cameron Bedell is a Nashville based singer-songwriter from Wichita, Kansas. He moved to Nashville, TN to attend Belmont University in 2010 and is now pursuing his music career. Most recently, he penned the Jimmie Allen single, “Down Home” which went all the way to #1 on country radio for 2 straight weeks. He also had a release on the latest Dylan Scott record called “Tough” inspired by his son Calvin.

Bedell has been working with Big Machine Label artist, Tiera Kennedy for some time now. In the past year, Bedell has produced Tiera alongside legendary Dan Huff and has co-written 5 total songs released by Tiera including her first radio single, "Found It In You". He had the Sony Music duo, Seaforth’s first radio single, "Breakups" which is currently their highest streaming song on all platforms.

In 2014, after his stint on American Idol, he recorded a version of himself covering The Weekend’s, “Earned It” which received over 20 million streams. Cameron signed a co-publishing deal with Liz Rose Music and Warner/Chappell in January of 2017.

Artists he has collaborated with includes Chris Lane, Jimmie Allen, Tiera, Ryan Griffin, Lauren Alaina, Seaforth, Dylan Scott, and many more.

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Jake Hess:

Jake Hess III, born October 14, 1997, in Bastrop, Louisiana, grew up surrounded by music through his parents, Judy Martin Hess and Jake Hess Jr., who met while touring with Bill Gaither. His early exposure to life on the road sparked a deep love for music that shaped his future. As a teenager, Jake began leading worship at his uncle’s church in Buena Vista, Georgia, where he discovered his calling to Christian music.

Jake’s passion for vocal performance led him to Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, after hearing the school’s acclaimed vocal ensemble, Voices of Lee, at Bill Gaither’s Family Fest. As a member of Voices, he toured internationally and performed at venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry, with several of the group’s performances reaching millions online. In 2020, he moved to Nashville after signing with Red Street Records, co-writing two songs that reached #1 on Christian Radio. Since parting ways with the label in 2023, Jake has shifted his focus to Country music, pursuing a solo career as a singer-songwriter and continuing to make his mark in Nashville’s music scene.

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