Hultquist grew up just south of Knoxville in Alcoa, Tennessee, a small town in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains. His 2018 album, Southern Iron, produced by Frank Liddell (Miranda Lambert, Brandi Carlile, Lee Ann Womack) and Eric Masse (Robert Ellis, Andrew Combs, The Weeks) flirts with psychedelic and roots rock without committing, carving out its own robust pop soundscape.Past shows with The Lone Bellow, Sturgill Simpson, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Joan Osborne, Jackie Greene, Bob Schneider, Matthew Logan Vasquez, Sean Hayes, Sean McConnell, Ben Sollee...

"An album (Southern Iron) of gritty, moody roots music that manifests a beautiful bleakness and a sort of exhilarating melancholy."- Stuart Munro (Boston Globe)“Intelligent and introspective music with enough spark to keep the songs glowing long after the final shimmering notes fade"- Dave Curtis (Direct Current)“My New Orleans” Live in Studio Video Website: https://www.derikhultquist.com/

Don Poythress was born in Meridian, Mississippi, but has lived and worked in Nashville since 1986.  He has penned songs  that have been recorded by Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw, Daryll Worley, Sir Cliff Richard, Brian Littrell(Backstreet Boys), Lincoln Brewster, Blake Shelton, Earl Scruggs, Kari Jobe, Philips Craig and Dean, Jake Owen, and Jason Crabb among many others.

His song “A Little More Country Than That” recorded by Easton Corbin went to #1 and was nominated for CMA and ACM song of the Year. And Kelly Pickler had a hit with “Things That Never Cross A Man’s Mind”. Other recent singles include Jake Owen’s “Tell Me” and The Henningsen’s “I Miss You”.

His Dove Award-winning Song "The Promise" as sung by The Martins, was awarded top recorded song in the Southern Gospel Category in 2004. He also won a 2011 Dove award for Jason Crabb’s version of “Joseph” in the Inspirational Song of the Year category.  And his third Dove Award was for Karen Peck and New River’s “Revival” in the Southern Gospel Category.

Don is also known as a performer in his own right, appearing on such stages as the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, The Louisiana Hayride, and a regular performer at The Bluebird Café. He has taught songwriting workshops at Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, Nashville Songwriters Association International, BMI, ASCAP, The Christian Musician Summit and many other places.

His latest album with Integrity Hossanna! Music entitled “Wash Away” included guest artist Ricky Skaggs, Paul Baloche, Susan Ashton and Jared Anderson. Don has been blessed to be the worship leader at Abundant Life Church in Mt. Juliet Tn for the last 30 years.

Driver Williams is a guitar slinging Nashville native who grew up in the music business. His father, Jody Williams, is a legendary music publisher and songwriter advocate; and his uncle, Tommy Crain, wrote and played lead guitar for The Charlie Daniels Band in it’s heyday during the ’70’s and ’80’s.

Since 2005, Driver has played lead guitar for the reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year, Eric Church, both in his road band and in the studio. He penned Church’s 2010 hit “Smoke A Little Smoke” along with Eric and band-mate, Jeff Hyde.

Driver signed his first publishing deal in 2013, and has been writing songs professionally ever since. He is currently signed to a joint deal between River House Artists and his father’s company, Jody Williams Songs. Driver has landed notable cuts with Church, Jason Aldean, Luke Combs, Jon Pardi, Morgan Wallen, Drew Parker and numerous others.He and his wife, Lacey, have two children (JD and Crosby) and they reside in Franklin, TN.

Professional Award-Winning Songwriter

Owner-Partner, Germain-Williams LLC / MirriM Entertainment

D. Vincent Williams has written songs that have landed on more than 35 million records by artists such as:

Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, John Michael Montgomery, Neal McCoy, Mark Wills, Steve Holy, James Otto, Ricky Skaggs, Chris Cagle, Billy Gilman, Ty Herndon, Jimmy Wayne, Buddy Jewel, Diamond Rio, John Berry, Craig Morgan, Brice Long, The Kinleys, Steve Wariner, Lee Ann Womack, Terry Clark, Gretchen Wilson, Kenny Rogers, Craig Morgan, Randy Travis, Reba McEntire, Michael Bolton, Ronnie Milsap.

Winner of the 2002 ACM Song of the Year award for “I’m Movin’ On,” recorded by Rascal Flatts.

Winner of 2008 Billboard Most Played Song of the Year and multi-week #1 in all three country radio charts with James Otto’s “Just Got Started Loving You.”

David Vincent Williams is now partnered with Germain-Williams LLC and proud owner of MirriM Entertainment, which customizes variety entertainment for private and corporate events.

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Dylan Altman is a Nashville-based songwriter and artist known for crafting emotionally resonant country songs that connect deeply with listeners. Beyond the melodies and lyrics, Altman often emphasizes the personal experiences, inspirations, and behind-the-scenes moments that shape his music. By sharing the untold stories behind a song, he offers fans a deeper understanding of the creative journey, revealing how real-life events, relationships, and emotions influence the songs they hear. This storytelling approach helps create a stronger connection between the artist, the music, and the audience.

Ella Langley is an American country music singer and songwriter known for her powerful voice, authentic storytelling, and modern country sound. Born and raised in Alabama, she developed a passion for music at a young age and was influenced by Southern culture and traditional country artists. Langley gained attention through her original songs and energetic live performances, building a strong fan base on social media and streaming platforms. Her music often explores themes of love, heartbreak, independence, and small-town life, connecting with listeners through honest and relatable lyrics. As her career continues to grow, Ella Langley has become one of the rising stars in contemporary country music, earning recognition for her talent, charisma, and dedication to her craft.

Emily Henline, with one of the purest voices in Music City, Nashville, is leaving audiences wanting more every time she walks off the stage. A naturally gifted singer and songwriter, Emily has a unique ability to connect with song in ways seldom seen. Musically influenced by some of the greatest to ever take the stage, including Linda Ronstadt, Patty Loveless, Bonnie Raitt, and Sheryl Crow, the sky is the limit for this incredibly talented star in the making.

A songwriter and musician with over a decade of professional successes under his belt, Erik Dylan is a highly sought-after collaborator for many of Country music’s biggest artists.

Dylan is a frequent songwriting partner to multi-awardwinning, platinum-selling artists Luke Combs and Riley Green. He also has cuts from Kip Moore, Trisha Yearwood, Ray Fulcher, Justin Moore, Eric Paslay, Eli Young Band, Josh Abbott Band, Brent Cobb and more.His first No. 1 hit came with Riley Green’s “There Was This Girl” and he contributed to Luke Combs’ record-breaking album What You See Is What You Get.

An accomplished artist as well, Dylan’s song “JJ’s Market,” was named by American Songwriter as one of the “Top 20 Songs of 2020.” Called “Springsteenesqe in its delivery,” “JJ’s Market” follows a number of critically-acclaimed releases from Dylan who has also been recognized by Saving Country Music as a finalist for “Song of the Year” for his ballad “Fishing Alone.”

Previous full-length projects include his debut album, Heart of a Flatland Boy and the follow-up Baseball on the Moon, which features duets with Country/Rock legend Steve Earle and Luke Combs.And it’s not just his Country colleagues that own a room with his sounds. The fifth generation Kansan has shared stages with some of the biggest names in music including Lynyrd Skynyrd.