MUSICIANS & ARTISTS

Folk rock singer/ country songwriter/producer from Pittsburgh Pa. His songs have been recorded by numerous artists in the country music genre. Notably, "Without You" was a number one record for Keith Urban, "Do You Believe Me Now" by  Jimmy Wayne went to number one as well as "I Will" which charted at number 12. Toby Keith took "American Ride" to the number one spot on the charts. "The One That Got Away", was recorded by a number of different performers including Tim McGraw. "Right Back Atcha", was also recorded by McGraw. Colin Raye recorded "Divine Everlasting Love". As a  producer, Pahanish coproducer the Jimmy Wayne record "Do You Believe Me Now" which yielded 2 singles and 5 of Daves original tunes

Brice has enjoyed a successful 25+ year music career. As a songwriter he has had over 100 of his songs cut with artists such as Garth Brooks, George Strait, Chris Stapleton, Hank Williams Jr, Randy Houser, Josh Turner, Reba McEntire, Gary Allan, Cody Johnson, Chris Young,  Jon Pardi, The Grascals, Casey James, Darryl Worley, Randy Travis, Gretchen Wilson, John Michael Montgomery, Porter Wagoner and many more.  

Brice’s songwriting hits include the #1 singles “Heartache On The Dance Floor” by Jon Pardi and “Nothing On But The Radio” by Gary Allan.  Randy Houser’s “Like a Cowboy”,a song that also garnered Brice a CMA nomination for Song of the Year.  Other recent chart toppers are Randy Houser’s debut single, “Anything Goes”, “Today” from Gary Allan, Casey James’ “Let’s Don’t Call It A Night” and Jon Pardi’s, “What I Can’t Put Down”. Brice Long is signed to Sony Music Publishing.

 The prolific writer has since had cuts by Montgomery Gentry, Alabama, Chris Young, Buddy Jewell, Craig Morgan, Point Of Grace, and Lee Ann Womack to name a few. Some of James’ chart-topping singles include “He’s Mine” (Rodney Atkins), “Give It All We Got Tonight”, (George Strait’s 60th #1 song), and in 2015, James, Darius Rucker, and Rivers Rutherford wrote two songs, “So I Sang” and the title track “Southern Style” for Rucker’s #1 album Southern Style and Chris Stapleton’s “Either Way” from the Grammy-winning Album Of The Year, From A Room, Volume 1. James also received an ASCAP award for “It’s Good To Be Us” (Bucky Covington), a BMI award for “Holler Back” (The Lost Trailers), and was nominated for the ACM Song Of The Year with “Love Like Crazy” recorded by Lee Brice which still stands as the longest-running song in the history of the Billboard Charts. 

 After many years of playing in honkytonks & bars, Wynn decided to make the move to Nashville. His first radio single was “Fit to Be Tied Down” by Sammy Kershaw. Since then, Wynn has had numerous hits including three number ones... all three were nominated for "Song of the Year" by the CMA and/or ACM. Wynn's three number one songs are: “Have You Forgotten” by Darryl Worley, “Waitin’ on A Woman” by Brad Paisley, and “I’m A Little More Country Than That” recorded by Easton Corbin. In addition to his number ones, Wynn's had songs recorded by artists such as Garth Brooks, Cody Johnson, Trace Adkins, Willie Nelson, Mark Chesnutt, Kellie Pickler, Lee Ann Womack, and many others. In 2009, Wynn received the Nashville Songwriters Association's Songwriter of the Yer Award. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2011.

Guided by the honky-tonk influence of Roger Miller, genre-blending enterprises of The Grateful Dead and the iconic songwriting of Guy Clark, Ben Chapman pairs groove-driven music with compelling, pitchy lyrics, offering his own effervescent take on Saturday night honky-tonk music. From north Georgia, Ben’s old soul and audiophilic tendencies have conducted his journey to Nashville, directing him from self-taught guitar lessons, through various gigs at the VFW and other cool little bars, to recently signing a publishing deal with hit-songwriter Hillary Lindsey’s (Dierks Bentley, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert) Hang Your Hat Music, a creative joint venture with Concord Music. It was here he met his publisher turned producer Jake Gear (Hailey Whitters, Flatland Calvary) whose initial belief in him as a writer proved to be well-founded with Chapman having established co-writer credit on all 13 tracks off his forthcoming debut album as well as landing cuts with other artists including Drake White, Davisson Brothers, Robert Randolph, Erin Enderlin, and more. 

Hunger can go a long way, especially when it comes to the life of a musician. Take J Edwards for instance. In an industry that all too often gives into formulas and politics, J Edwards says he just wants to “write damn good music that’s heartfelt. . . that’s all it should be about.” That is why he is one of Nashville’s most underrated and best kept secrets.  Edwards’ raspy voice and raw, soulful original lyrics pull locals and visitors alike into Bootleggers, all in search of the unique and enduring spirit that made Nashville the “It City” long before the bachelorettes did. 

Recently featured in People magazine, the brother of country mega star Lee Brice is making his own path in the country scene having amassed over 1 million streams. Noted for his big range, catchy lyrics and heart felt ballads.