Dalton Dover

Dalton Dover has been captivating audiences with his powerhouse vocals and heartfelt storytelling since his early days singing in church. His passion for performing was sparked in fifth grade, when he won his school talent show with a rendition of Justin Bieber’s “Baby”. By 16, he had picked up a guitar and started teaching himself to play, drawing inspiration from country legends like Keith Whitley, Rhett Akins, Joe Diffie, and Steve Wariner—with Whitley’s “Don’t Close Your Eyes” being the first song he ever learned on guitar.

Performing at local bars and sharing cover songs on TikTok helped Dalton build an organic fanbase, eventually catching the attention of producer Matt McV and A&R veteran Jim Catino. He soon signed with Droptine Recordings/Mercury/Universal Music Nashville and has since accumulated over 150 million streams.

Hailing from rural Georgia, Dalton channels his small-town roots into his music, as heard in his debut track, “You Got a Small Town.” Produced by Matt McV, the song earned high praise from Billboard, calling it a “smoky love letter to small towns” with “blazing guitar lines and soaring vocals.”

Named a Spotify Hot Country 2022 Artist to Watch, Dalton continues to make waves in country music, with new music on the way and a rapidly growing fanbase eager for what’s next. (listen below)

Ashley Brooks

Ashley Brooks is a rising country singer-songwriter from North Georgia, blending the timeless storytelling of classic country with the soulfulness of modern influences. Inspired by legends like Loretta Lynn, Lee Ann Womack, Reba McEntire, and Tammy Wynette, Ashley has crafted a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh.

A true entertainer at heart, she has shared the stage with The Oak Ridge Boys, Billy Droze, Gary Nichols, Confederate Railroad, Hannah Dasher, and Aaron Tippin, earning recognition for her powerful vocals and heartfelt performances. Her talent was further honored when she was named Georgia Country Awards Female Artist of the Year.

In 2023, Ashley played over 60 shows, showcasing her dedication to her craft. She frequently travels to Nashville, collaborating with both established and up-and-coming songwriters at Sony and Warner studios. Under the mentorship of music executive Jim Catino, she continues to refine her artistry and build a career rooted in authenticity and passion.

With a deep love for storytelling and a natural ability to connect with audiences, Ashley Brooks is carving out her own path in country music—one song at a time.  Look for new music soon released on Droptine Recordings. (listen below)

Thomas Day

Before he started writing his own music, Thomas knew that heartfelt songs were what he connected with most. His earliest memories include listening to Maroon 5’s Songs About Jane in the car with his dad and singing The Beatles’ “Yesterday” Growing up in a musical family and getting his start in musical theater, Thomas says he realized that music was his future when he was just 9 years old.

Thomas never let go of his musical dreams. He credits his “ex-ex-girlfriend’s ex-ex-boyfriend” for pushing him to create an Instagram page dedicated to his music, where his cover of Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain” helped him grow a loyal fan base. Joining TikTok in the summer of 2019, Thomas quickly found that his covers of super-honest artists like Lewis Capaldi, Sam Smith and Bruno Mars — three of his biggest inspirations — were captivating hundreds of thousands. He now has nearly seven million followers and more than 66 million likes, and also and over 300K on Instagram, proof that there’s something special in the way he delivers a song. (listen below)

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. (listen below)

Jerry Thomas Russell

Jerry Thomas Russell was born under the stubborn sun of central Florida, where the orange groves stretched like an endless sea and the cicadas sang louder than the church bells. His childhood was raw and restless, equal parts barefoot wonder and backroad trouble. His father—Thomas Russell, a mechanic with calloused hands and a gentle laugh—died when Jerry was just twelve. The loss split his world wide open.

The only thing his father left behind was an old guitar, its mahogany faded and its strings tired, but to Jerry it felt like a lifeline. He’d sit on the porch at night, strumming clumsy chords, chasing the ghost of the man he lost. His mother worked long hours to keep the lights on, leaving Jerry to raise himself. By the time high school came around, so did the wrong crowd. Beer-fueled nights blurred into bad decisions. He was arrested more than once for fights, and eventually, one night too wild and one choice too reckless landed him behind bars.

Prison stripped him down to his bones. For the first time, Jerry sat still with himself, the silence pressing in like heat on an August afternoon. He replayed his father’s voice in his mind, soft and steady: “Find the music, son. It’ll keep you alive.” Those words rattled around his head as the years ticked by, until they became less of a memory and more of a promise.

When Jerry walked out of those gates, the world felt different. His mother was waiting, leaning against his old rusted pickup. She was older, worn thin by life, but her arms were wide and her eyes still held belief. In the truck bed lay the guitar. She handed it to him without a word, just a knowing nod. He hugged her, slung the guitar across his back, and turned the ignition. He drove south, chasing the end of the road, until the mainland gave way to the endless turquoise of the Florida Keys.

It was there, on weathered docks and in tiki-lit bars, that Jerry Thomas Russell began again. He sang about sunsets that slipped into the horizon like secrets, about saltwater that washed away regret, about the freedom of bare feet in the sand and rum running through the veins. His songs weren’t polished—they were lived-in, like driftwood smoothed by the tide. People leaned in close when he played, because they could hear the scars in his voice, the redemption in his words.

Jerry’s music became more than entertainment—it was escape. Each lyric was a postcard from a man who had been lost and found himself again in the crash of waves and the strum of a guitar. His brand was never about glitz or perfection; it was about the raw poetry of second chances, of finding beauty in broken places, of learning to love a life unshackled.

Some called him a drifter, others a dreamer, but Jerry didn’t mind. He knew who he was: a storyteller with sand in his shoes and fire in his chest. Every night he raised his guitar like a toast, to his father, to his mother, to the crooked road that led him here. And every morning, he woke up ready to write another song under the Key West sun, a free man chasing sunsets one verse at a time. (listen below)

Tyler Farr

Hailed as “one of the best male vocalists in country music today” (Taste of Country), Tyler Farr has made a lasting impact on the genre with his powerful voice and raw storytelling. He burst onto the scene with his debut album, Redneck Crazy, which soared to No. 2 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart and No. 5 on the Billboard Top 200. The album’s Platinum-selling title track became a defining anthem, cementing his place in country music.

Farr has notched three No. 1 hits, including the emotionally charged “Whiskey in My Water” and the fan-favorite “A Guy Walks Into a Bar.” His sophomore album, Suffer in Peace, debuted in the Top 5 on both the Billboard Top 200 and Country Albums Charts, making him the only solo male country artist in the past decade to achieve back-to-back Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 200 with his first two albums.

Beyond the music, Farr is known for his deep connection to the military, his love of the outdoors, and his blue-collar roots. His authenticity and powerhouse vocals have earned him a devoted fanbase and touring slots alongside country superstars like Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Combs, Brantley Gilbert, and Lee Brice.

With his opera-trained voice and no-nonsense approach to country music, Farr continues to evolve while staying true to his roots. His latest collaborations, including the hard-hitting country anthem “Country As Shit” featuring Jelly Roll, showcase his ability to push boundaries while delivering the grit and honesty fans love. As he continues to release new music, Tyler Farr remains one of country music’s most compelling voices.  look for new music on Droptine Recordings from Tyler in 2024 and 2025. (listen below)

Mxrgan

mxrgan (Morgan Magargee) is a rising pop/indie/alternative artist with a sound as unique as his journey. Raised in a rustic log cabin in the woodlands of southern New Jersey, he first explored music through trap beats and rapping before evolving into an artist known for blending raw indie emotion with infectious pop energy.

His breakout hit, “Best Thing to Happen to Me,” has surpassed 10 million streams across platforms, solidifying his ability to craft deeply personal yet universally relatable songs. Now based in Philadelphia, Mxrgan is refining his artistry and working on a new collection of music that promises to take his sound to the next level.

Recently signed to Droptine Recordings, the label founded by music industry veteran Jim Catino, Mxrgan is on the cusp of a major breakthrough. Balancing his musical ambitions with the pursuit of a degree in health science, he brings a rare level of dedication and versatility to everything he does.

With his authentic storytelling and genre-blending style, Mxrgan is creating the soundtrack for a generation searching for meaning, connection, and inspiration. (listen below)