Charlie BlackArriving in Nashville in 1970, Charlie Black has produced a large catalog of recorded songs. He has been named Songwriter of The Year three times and was elected to the NSAI Songwriter Hall Of Fame in 1991.
Beginning with his first hit “I Don’t Know You Anymore”, recorded by Tommy Overstreet, Charlie has written 14 #1 songs including “Shadows In The Moonlight” by Anne Murray, “Right On The Money” by Alan Jackson”, “You Lie” by Reba McEntire, 100% Chance Of Rain by Gary Morris, and the Grammy nominated songs “A Little Good News” by Anne Murray and “Come Next Monday” by K.T.Oslin. Charlie Black songs have been recorded by such legendary artists as Roy Orbison, Charlie Rich, Don Williams, Paul Anka, Crystal Gayle, Tanya Tucker, and George Strait.
His song “Goodbye Says It All” was Blackhawk’s first big hit, and he helped launch Phil Vassar’s rising star with “Carlene”, and “Six-Pack Summer”. Charlie and his wife, hit songwriter Dana Hunt Black, have also written the title song for George Strait’s recent platinum album “Somewhere Down In Texas”. They now live in Port St. Joe, Florida.
Dana Hunt BlackDana Hunt Black, a North Carolina native, moved to Nashville in 1993 to pursue a career in music. She signed her first publishing deal with Double J Music in 1994 and had her first Number One song in 1995 with GEORGE STRAIT'S "CHECK YES OR NO" which went on to win the SONG OF THE YEAR. While at Double J, Hunt also landed cuts on CLAY WALKER, PERFECT STRANGER, and JAMES BONAMY.
Upon signing with Neon Sky Music in 1996, Dana Hunt landed GARY ALLAN'S top five debut single "IT WOULD BE YOU" co-written with Kent Robbins and "YOU HAVEN'T LEFT ME YET" on GEORGE STRAIT'S "One Step At A Time" album. In 1999 her song "WRITE THIS DOWN" proved to be another big hit for George staying at Number One for four weeks and once again winning SONG OF THE YEAR. Other cuts Hunt acquired while with Neon Sky include "I KNOW WHAT I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS" on GEORGE STRAIT'S last Christmas album, two cuts on George's self-titled album called "WHICH SIDE OF THE GLASS" and "HOME IMPROVEMENT", "GOODNIGHT" recorded by SUZY BOGGUS, "WHOLE NIGHT TONIGHT" cut by CLAY WALKER, "WHAT DO I DO NOW" recorded by TRACY BYRD and "THE THRILL IS BACK" cut by ALAN JACKSON.
Certainly Dana has had a steady line of cuts in Nashville. Still, she follows the theory that she hasn't written her best song yet and daily crafts her songwriting skills with a love for the art that continues to grow.
Steve Bogard's music career began at age 12 fronting his first band in Tampa, Fla. By the age of 19, Steve had a top 20 R&B hit on James Carr, "Freedom Train," and two cuts on A&M Records' soulful star Rita Coolidge. While in Memphis, Steve played guitar, sang background and toured extensively with both Charlie Rich and Jerry Lee Lewis. He was drawn to Nashville in 1981 when an 11-year-old song of his -- "Touch Me With Magic" -- became a Top 10 hit for Marty Robbins. To date, Steve has eight #1 Country songs among 18 ASCAP- and BMI-award winners, including George Strait's "Carried Away” and “Carrying Your Love With Me," Rascal Flatts' career-breaking "Prayin' For Daylight," Jack Ingram's “Wherever You Are” and Dierks Bentley’s “Every Mile A Memory,” a 2007 Grammy nominee for Country Song of the Year. Steve's co-written second single on Dierks is the title cut “Long Trip Alone.” Additional songwriting credits for Steve include Clay Walker's "If You Ever Feel Like Lovin' Me Again," BlackHawk's "There You Have It," Tanya Tucker's "Hangin' In," Steve Wariner's "A Woman Loves," Patty Loveless' "Jealous Bone," Eddy Raven's "Til You Cry," Reba McEntire's "New Fool At An Old Game" and Lee Greenwood's "Mornin' Ride." Steve also has cuts by Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Restless Heart, Lonestar, Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys and Diamond Rio.
David was born in Wichita Falls Texas in 1968, a third generation guitar player and singer. Through the years he had many musical influences, most of which were Texas singer songwriters and artists. 
Luke Laird is a singer/songwriter from Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Middle Tennessee State University in 2001, Luke went on the road with Brooks and Dunn for 2 tours working as Assistant Tour Manager. While on tour, Luke continued pursuing his lifelong passion for songwriting. Upon returning to Tennessee, in November of 2002, Luke signed with BMG Music Publishing. Luke currently writes for Universal Music Publishing Group and is represented by Oglesby Writer Management. His songs have been recorded by Lee Ann Womack, Carrie Underwood, Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts, Jedd Hughes, and Emily West to name a few. Website.
Singer Songwriter Travis Meadows writes about life the only the way he knows it, a bittersweet well of love, irony, anger, pain, healing and happiness. They are the kind of honest songs that reach beyond perfect words and chords to reveal the reality of what life is really like. Through the artistry of his poetic lyrics, he balances good with bad and love with pain. 
With a couple of dozen BMI performance awards and the 2006 BMI Songwriter of the Year award, Ed is no stranger to those looking for great songs. He has had hit songs on the charts for 3 decades. Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, George Strait, Reba McEntire, LeAnn Rimes, Rascal Flatts, Trisha Yearwood, Kenny Chesney, Trace Adkins, Sara Evans, Lee Ann Womack, Gary Allen, Montgomery Gentry, John Michael Montgomery, Tracy Lawrence, Clay Walker, Aaron Tippin, among others have recorded his songs.