Ashley Brooks

Ashley Brooks is a singer-songwriter from north Georgia who has always had a deep love for country music. Her passion lies in both writing songs and entertaining audiences. Her musical style is often described as a blend of old country and new soul. While she appreciates all styles of country music, her biggest influences as child were legends like Loretta Lynn, Lee Ann Womack, Reba McEntire and Tammy Wynette. Ashley has had the incredible opportunity to open for renowned artists such as the Oak Ridge Boys, Billy Droze, Gary Nichols, confederate railroad, Hannah Dasher and Aaron Tippin. Her talent as a performer has been recognized and she continues to hone her skills as a singer-songwriter. In fact, she was honored with the title of Georgia Country Awards female artist of the year. In 2023, Ashley performed over 60 shows, showcasing her dedication to her craft. Additionally, she frequently travels to Nashville to collaborate with popular and legendary songwriters at Sony and Warner studios. Her mentor in this journey is music executive Jim Catino, who guides her in developing her skills and musical career.

Lil’ Skinny

Lil’ Skinny is a powerhouse in the country rock scene, blending raw talent with a relentless drive that has seen him rise through the ranks of the music industry. His musical journey began at the tender age of 13, but it was by 15 that he was already making waves as a professional musician. His dedication to his craft led him to Ouachita Baptist University, where he honed his skills and graduated with a Music Business Degree, supported by a prestigious guitar scholarship.

Lil’ Skinny’s career is decorated with numerous accolades that underscore his talent and hard work. He gained national recognition as a contestant on American Idol, appearing in both Season 15 and Season 19, where he impressively finished in the top 40. This exposure paved the way for further opportunities, including recording background vocals for Dolly Parton’s critically acclaimed Rockstar record, a testament to his versatile vocal ability.

A pivotal moment in Lil’ Skinny’s career was signing a publishing deal with the esteemed Sony ATV/Droptine Music. This partnership has allowed him to flourish as a songwriter and performer, opening for an array of celebrated artists including The Steel Woods, Brent Cobb, Adam Hood, Randy Houser, Bret Michaels, Bart Crow, Wade Bowen, and Bryan Martin. 

His collaborative efforts extend to writing songs with industry stalwarts like Bryan Martin, Ward Davis, Zac Brown, and Jason Michael Carroll, showcasing his songwriting finesse and creative depth.

Inspired by a profound love for music instilled by his parents, Lil’ Skinny’s stage name has a nostalgic origin. As a young boy accompanying his father on hunting trips, he inherited the nickname “Lil’ Skinny” from his father’s hunting buddies, a name that has since become synonymous with his musical identity.

Lil’ Skinny’s music is an electrifying blend of Southern Rock, drawing heavy influences from legendary acts like the Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Marshall Tucker Band. His vocal style, influenced by Paul Rodgers, and his guitar technique, inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Allen Collins, create a sound that is both powerful and authentic. 

As a band leader, he channels the leadership qualities of Randy Rogers and Joe Walsh, ensuring every performance is a memorable experience.

His songwriting is deeply personal, often reflecting his life, the places he calls home, and the people he cherishes. This authenticity is what makes his music resonate so deeply with his audience. Despite the evolution of his music, the core themes of country lifestyle, having a good time, and heartfelt storytelling remain constant.

Beyond the stage, Lil’ Skinny is a passionate advocate for several causes. He supports children in need, inspired by his upbringing in his mother’s daycare, and is a staunch supporter of veterans, advocating for better support and recognition for those who have served.

Lil’ Skinny’s journey is a testament to his resilience, passion, and unwavering commitment to his craft. His music, rich with Southern rock influences and personal narratives, continues to captivate audiences, solidifying his place as a formidable force in the country rock genre.

Timmy McKeever

Timmy is a country artist who grew up in “Surf City”, Huntington Beach, CA and has now made the move to Nashville.  Timmy recently signed with Droptine Recordings and is excited to be working with Nashville legend Jim Catino.  

Since coming onto the music scene, Timmy has played in some of the most popular venues in Southern California, including: The Maverick (oldest Honky-tonk West of the Mississippi), House of Blues Anaheim,The Ranch Saloon and Old Crow Smokehouse Huntington Beach where he performs regularly.

For a young artist that has been balancing his music with life of school, sports, family and friends, Tim’s musical achievements have been impressive with 11 singles released, 1.2M streams in 2023 and he’s been added to mutiple Spotify Curated Playlist

Timmy has played over 300 shows in his career. During COVID Timmy started live streaming weekly shows and built followers around the globe who would sign in each week with requests.

His live experience included everything from bars and restaurants to private parties, weddings, and festivals. Timmy was the opener for the Subaru Country Freedom Festival in Los Angeles; a show where he shared the stage with Chris Janson as the headliner and yet to be famous Cody Johnson. 

His most recent summer of 2023 Timmy played shows with Frankie Ballard and Drew Baldridge.

Timmy is passionate about the charities he supports and is always looking for ways to give back to the community.  He has helped raise funds for The Boys and Girls Club, First Responders, The McKenna Claire Foundation for Pediatric Brain Cancer, The National Charity League and Angel Heart Farms (Tennessee)

Tim’s creative and meaningful songwriting combined with his traditional country vocals with his own smooth, natural playing style makes him an instant attraction to fans that see him.  His original songs are thoughtful and relatable, telling stories to his fans that place his music well beyond his years.

Luke Borchelt

Rising country act Luke Borchelt has been making music for over a decade. Initially releasing tracks on SoundCloud and performing regionally in Maryland, Indiana, and New York, Borchelt has always had a passion for storytelling through music. 

After 7 years of performing in another project, Borchelt taught himself to play guitar and began releasing music under his own name. This shift marked a new chapter in his musical journey, allowing him to write more personal and impactful songs. His dedication and talent soon led to significant milestones, including opening for Shaboozey on his latest tour, signing a record deal with Droptine Recordings and Grey Area Records, and being officially signed to Sony Music Publishing.

Growing up in a musically diverse environment, Luke draws inspiration from a range of artists and genres, including Lynyrd Skynyrd, Frank Ocean, Ye, Atmosphere, and Tyler Childers. His music is a testament to his roots in Maryland and reflects a blend of influences from country, and DMV hip-hop, resulting in his unique sound.

Luke describes his music as a journal, a way to process and compartmentalize life events. With a focus on storytelling, his songs often explore themes of relationships and personal experiences, particularly those rooted in his Maryland upbringing. His songwriting process typically begins with a compelling image and follows the principles of “show, don’t tell” and “good writing costs you something.”

Luke has pursued his passion for music relentlessly, balancing seven years of making music for fun with three years of hard work and dedication to make music his career. His journey reflects his commitment to his craft and his belief in the power of vulnerability and authenticity in music. Outside of music, Luke is passionate about disaster relief and works with Mercy Chefs, an international disaster relief nonprofit based in Portsmouth, VA.

Tyler Farr

Recognized as “one of the best male vocalists in Country music today” (Taste of Country), Tyler Farr has made a significant impact on the genre with his powerful voice and authentic storytelling. Farr burst onto the country music scene with the release of his debut album, Redneck Crazy, which quickly climbed to No. 2 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart and No. 5 on the Billboard Top 200. His breakout single, the Platinum-selling title track “Redneck Crazy,” solidified his place in the industry, leading to a string of successes.

Tyler Farr has notched three No. 1 hits, including the emotionally charged “Whiskey in My Water” and the poignant “A Guy Walks Into a Bar.” His sophomore album, Suffer in Peace, continued his rise to stardom, debuting in the Top 5 on both the Billboard Top 200 Albums and Billboard Country Albums Charts. This achievement made him the only solo male country artist in the past decade to have his first two studio albums debut in the Top 5 on the Billboard 200 Chart.

Beyond his chart-topping hits, Farr is known for his deep connection to the military and his love for the outdoors. His dedication to his craft and his down-to-earth personality have earned him a devoted fanbase and prestigious touring opportunities alongside country heavyweights like Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Combs, Brantley Gilbert, and Lee Brice.

With his opera-trained voice and no-nonsense approach to music, Tyler Farr continues to captivate audiences. His recent collaborations and releases, including the true-blue country anthem “Country As Shit” featuring Jelly Roll, showcase his ability to stay true to his roots while evolving as an artist. As he continues to create music that resonates with fans, Tyler Farr remains a formidable force in country music.  Look for New music coming this Fall 2024.