Nashville singer/songwriter Hannah May Allison grew up in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, and a half-hour drive to San Francisco. Like most California girls, Hannah May grew up listening to pop music. At an early age she also developed a deep love of traditional country music through the influence of her mother, formerly a professional country singer who hails from the western plains of Kansas. Being apart of such a musical family, Hannah started singing and writing songs on the guitar in high school and moved to Nashville right after graduation. Hannah May’s laid back West Coast personality mixed with her southern roots makes her the definition of California country. Hannah attended Belmont University and signed her first publishing deal shortly out of college. As a songwriter, Hannah has written with some of Nashville’s best writers, played at top venues like the world famous Bluebird Cafe, and has even secured several cuts with other artists. As an artist, Hannah has built quite a buzz through her recent single releases. Within this past year, Hannah’s music has been featured on Country Music Television, TheBoot.com, and Radio Disney Country. Through releasing new music, CMT asked her to be apart of the CMT/Ram Trucks artist development program. She is working on her next single which she is excited about releasing this spring! Keep an eye out for her on tour and for what's coming up next! Highlights: HMA has gotten the attention of Country Music Television and is now apart of their CMT/ Ram Trucks Artist Discovery Program. HMA’s current single, “Love Him Forever” has gotten over 14,000 plays on Apple Music within the first few months of its release and music video for the single was recently featured on CMT.com. In June of 2019, HMA’s single “Right Now” was added into rotation on Radio Disney Country. In July of 2019, HMA’s single “Summer Sucks” was premiered on TheBoot.com. The day before the release, she played the song live on The Today In Nashville Show. In September of 2019, the music video for “Summer Sucks” was featured on CMT’s “Next Up Now”. HMA has cuts with rising country artists such as Tiera- “Love You For That” (As seen on USA Network’s competition show, Real Country), Lexi Mackenzie- “Out Of Control” (premiered on front page of CMT.com), Cassidy Rae Gaiter- “All The Feels” (Chart climbing Australian single reaching #8 on Kix Country Radio and #1 on The Wolf New Country Radio).

More than your average writer, Lexi Lew is a musical experience. Singing for longer than she can remember and playing guitar for longer than six years, Lexi offers a fantastic mix of professionalism and talent. Mixing up vocals and styles, she can move from one genre to another when writing with different artists and when playing live. Lexi is spectacular at recreating hits of classic rock, country, and today's top charted songs. When it comes to blending music, fun, and performing, Lexi Lew has the right ingredients and knows the recipe like the back of her hand. She brings all the elements of a great live performance together, making sure everyone has a great time and the music mix is perfect for the audience. From years of experience through playing many bars in downtown Nashville as well as several locations across Georgia, Lexi has the talent and personality to get your stage rocking!

Katarina Pejak is a singer/songwriter and piano player who combines genres of the American roots music, filtering them through her Balkan descent and a classical musical training. Inspired by Tom Waits, Bessie Smith, Van Morrison, Otis Spann and many other artists whose music she had access to through her father's collection in her home in Belgrade, she decided to stray away from her classical upbringing and started writing songs. Katarina started performing in her late teens, playing blues clubs in her hometown (Belgrade) and other cities in Serbia. She put out three albums in her home country, "Perfume&Luck", 2010, and "First Hand Stories", 2012 and “Old, New Borrowed and Blues”, a live mini album recorded in 2015. Katarina’s albums are critically acclaimed in Serbia. In January 2011, she started her songwriting studies at Berklee College of Music, where she was admitted on a scholarship. She graduated in May 2014 and in her last semester was awarded the Songwriting Achievement Award for her overall success within the department. At her studies at Berklee, she was mentored from the likes of Dave Limina (a long-time keyboardist for blues legend Ronnie Earl), Pat Pattison (an internationally acclaimed lyric writing guru), Scarlet Keys (accomplished song and jingle writer). She has performed at larger scale festivals in Serbia such as Belgrade Beer Fest (a Serbian Octoberfest that gathers an audience of hundreds of thousands), Crossroads Blues Festival, Belgrade (an international blues festival), blues festivals in other cities (Backa Palanka, Senta, Budapest HU). Currently based in Boston, she has performed at London School Of economics at an alumni event, Chan's Jazz & Blues, Woonsocket, RI, as a support act for Ana Popovic, at Passim club in Cambridge, MA within the Soul Recitals, the Midway Cafe in JP, the Dreamsicle Listening room in Suncook, NH.... She had the honor of playing two songs with Ronnie Earl at Scullers Jazz Club (Boston). As a writer, Katarina relies heavily on imagery, references and metaphores; but when it comes to telling the big truths of life in songs, it is best done using small words. When she can't do that, she tries to be groovy.

Singer-songwriter from Sweden, based in Nashville, TN.

Northeast native Parker McKay is a soul-bearing, country pop/rock singer-songwriter. Her wide range of influences spans from soulful superstars Sheryl Crow and Grace Potter, to rock legends Aerosmith and the Rolling stones, to country greats The Dixie Chicks and Shania Twain. This combination has lent to her unique blend of sultry, powerhouse vocals and stirring melodies. Her captivating performances make her a force on stage. She began her music career in NYC where she attracted the attention of booking giant, LIve Nation. This relationship led to Parker opening for acts such as Rascal Flatts, Sheryl Crow and the Band Perry. Some New York venues on her resume include the Nikon Theater at Jones Beach as well as the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square. A move to Nashville in late 2014 led to Parker falling into an inspiring community and the refinement of her sound as well as a plethora of new material. Since arriving in town, Parker has graced the stage with artists such as Lucie Silvas, Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby and at Nashville’s top venues like 3rd and Lindsley, The Listening Room, and The Basement East. Her songwriting talents have paved the way for her to write with writers from Sony, BMG, Warner Chappel and Curb publishing houses, among others. As both an artist and songwriter, Parker‘s name has already made a notable impact on the industry’s community. Her infectious blend of onstage energy and undeniable vocals make Parker a clear up and coming star in the Nashville scene.

With his love of pop melodies and crafted lyric, Anthony Snape is often likened to artists such as Jason Mraz, One Republic, Crowded House. His storytelling performance style reflects classic’s like, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, The Eagles. Snape’s raw acoustic performances, lush with uplifting emotional songs, are a platform for an unbelievable vocal that he effortlessly wields to the audiences delight. Anthony's hot to press his new acoustic album after his fans recently blasted his crowd funding campaign into the stratosphere raising 100% of the funding goal in less than a month. A campaign that Anthony ran single handedly from his own website. Not the first time though. His most recent side project was with artist/ writer Claire Wyndham. A magical collection of songs penned by the duo under the name wisherkeepers. Which Claire and Anthony created with tremendous support from Anthony and Claire's solo fan base. wisherkeepers debut album was produced by Ben Thompson and mixed by (Grammy winner) Andy Selby.

Songwriter based out of Nashville TN!

Indie/folk/UkeRock. Full band but rarely the same instrumentation twice. Collaboration and is our foundation. We are high energy and enjoy getting people to dance, laugh, howl and feel the feels. Mostly my original music but we do have some original arrangements of covers up our sleeve. Got an idea for a show? Let me know!

I love to put on a show, and though it's a guitar and me, I love to have fun with an audience. I also love to sit in with other songwriters and musicians to jam with and have a great time!

Guitarist/Singer for the Dusters, a Nashville-based blues rock trio, formed in 1986 by three college friends, Ken (guitar and vocals), David Barnette (bass) and Leo Overtoom (drums)

Nashville based Americana artist Will Payne Harrison’s debut album, Louisiana Summer, is eleven tracks of Roots, Folk and Americana that goes toe to toe with his contemporaries such as Steve Earle, Lyle Lovett and John Prine while adding his own unique voice to the mix. Since moving from Louisiana to Nashville, Harrison has played the coveted East Nashville Tomato Arts Festival, songwriter’s nights and even co-wrote a song landing in the feature film Black Beauty starring Luke Perry. Will Payne Harrison’s first single from Louisiana Summer, “Clarity” was featured as a Daily Discovery at American Songwriter. Louisiana Summer is 10 tracks of original thoughtfully crafted songs and a cover of “Louisiana Rain” by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Self-produced, recorded and mastered, Louisiana Summer features some of Nashville’s finest musicians, including mandolin player Caleb Edwards, 2017 Telluride Bluegrass Festival headliner (Fireball Mail) and backing band for Adam Wakefield's band The Copperheads (2nd place The Voice 2016) and Katie Blomarz (Barefoot Movement). With such a talented group of musicians, Will Payne Harrison & Company are guaranteed to delight and entertain. “With heroes such as Steve Earle, Lyle Lovett, and Tom Petty, and a knack for storytelling, this is sure to be a hard hitting album dealing with such emotional topics as fear, faith, love, and loss…keep an eye out for the new album sometime in September. You won’t want to miss it!”– No Country For New Nashville, Nashville, TN "Strong guitar, vocals, lyrics." - Birmingham365.org Birmingham, AL “If you don’t know Will, you should. American Songwriter recently featured the Americana-Folk-Alt Country singer and guitarist as one of their Daily Discoveries.” – The Daily Advertiser, Lafayette, Louisiana "It may be almost Fall, but Harrison’s “Louisiana Summer” is just beginning." - The Alexandria Daily Town Talk, Alexandria, LA

Every once in a while a song comes along that makes you drop whatever you are doing and listen. Whether it's the melody, the voice, the subject matter or all three, something about it grabs your attention and makes you take notice. That's the kind of thing that's been happening throughout Nashville at venues that country-pop artist/songwriter Alayna has been playing. Amidst the usual talking voices of people carrying on conversations comes Alayna's powerful vocals, relatable lyrics and infectious melodies, causing the whole room to go silent and pay attention. Whether she's singing a song about moving on from a past relationship, showing a little attitude or singing a feel good song, Alayna captures the ears of everyone in range. Alayna left the small town of Butler, Pennsylvania in the summer of 2011 with nothing but herself and a carload of a few necessities including her Breedlove guitar to pursue her lifelong dream. In just 3 years time she would be writing with hit songwriters such as Steve Dean and Kirsti Manna, playing well-known venues like The Listening Room and Bluebird Cafe and would have an endorsement from her favorite guitar company, Breedlove. She also successfully fan-funded a six song EP titled "The Wrong Side" through Kickstarter, released in May 2015, that charted at #30 on the iTunes UK Country charts. Classically trained in piano from age 7, Alayna always had a love for music, but it wasn't always country. “I listened to a lot of different artists growing up: Jewel, Brandy, LeAnn Rimes, Sheryl Crow. I was really all over the map”, she says. Now she's mixing those childhood influences of pop/rock melodies with the honesty of country lyrics, bringing a new flavor to the table. Though she didn't realize it right away, Alayna wrote her first song at age 12. It wouldn’t be until a few years afterward that she would finally understand the new talent she could craft. In between this time, she taught herself to play guitar and kept up with regular piano lessons. She was recently voted as the recipient of the "Female Songwriter of the Year" Award by TSAI (Tennessee Songwriters Association International), for the third consecutive year and is garnering major interest from some very significant figures in the music industry. It won't be long before Alayna is a household name along side other ground-breaking females in country music history who are recognized by their first names. Dolly, Loretta, Reba, Faith, Shania, Carrie, Miranda and Alayna. No doubt she fits right in.