Mark Nesler, a Texas-born singer-songwriter, is known for writing honest, heartfelt country songs that blend traditional roots with a contemporary edge. A longtime presence in Nashville, he has penned major hits for artists like Tim McGraw and George Strait, including McGraw’s six-week No. 1 “Just to See You Smile” and Strait’s chart-toppers “Go On” and “Living and Living Well.” He also co-wrote Darryl Worley’s No. 1 hit “I Miss My Friend.”

Notable songs:

“Just to See You Smile” – Tim McGraw

“Go On” – George Strait

“Living and Living Well” – George Strait

“Let Me Down Easy” – Billy Currington

“You Look Good in My Shirt” – Keith Urban

“I Miss My Friend” – Darryl Worley

“Time Is Love” – Josh Turner

“Why Why Why” – Billy Currington

Phillip White, from The Shoals, Alabama, entered the music business straight out of high school in publishing before becoming a songwriter. Mentored by Paul Overstreet and Roger Murrah, he quickly grew into a respected Nashville hitmaker.

The road to songwriter 'stardom' can take various forms and for Phillip White it seemingly took the 'short route.' Inspired by Paul Overstreet to write, it wasn't long before Phillip was writing with his idol. Shortly after that, Phillip was writing with renowned songwriter Roger Murrah, who eventually offered Phillip a songwriting staff job in the mid 1990s. It has been White's time as a writer with Murrah Music Group that saw him bloom into a 'known' commodity. In 2000, a song that Phillip wrote with D. Vincent Williams was placed on Rascal Flatts' debut self-titled record. That song, "I'm Movin' On," became the group's first No. 1, and eventually won both writers Academy of Country Music Song Of The Year accolades.

Notable songs:

“I’m Movin’ On” – Rascal Flatts

“I’m A Survivor” – Reba McEntire

“He Gets That From Me” – Reba McEntire

“Nobody But Me” – Blake Shelton

“Billy’s Got His Beer Goggles On” – Neal McCoy

“The Trouble With Girls” – Scotty McCreery

“On Again Tonight” – Trent Willmon

“Texas” – George Strait

“Lost In You” – Darius Rucker

“The Best I Can” – Jake Owen

“Whatever Brings You Back” – Wynonna Judd

Titus Thornton is a rising singer-songwriter from Rogersville, Alabama, gaining attention for his traditional country sound and “old soul” voice. Blending classic influences with a fresh presence, he has built a growing audience online, earning over 1+ million views on social media and quickly connecting with fans of authentic country music.

Thornton’s breakout moment came with a viral performance of “Miami, My Amy,” originally by Keith Whitley, where his voice drew strong comparisons to the late legend. A member of the Lauderdale County FFA String Band, he also helped win first place at the National FFA Convention talent competition. With a rapidly expanding fanbase and a sound rooted in country tradition, Thornton is emerging as one of the genre’s most promising young artists.