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A Douglas, Georgia native, Chambers attended college at Georgia Southern University, and made a decision on a whim to move to Wyoming and work as a ranch hand. During that time he began focusing on music and songwriting, and later booked a one-way ticket to Nashville to pursue his dreams.
Over the last four years, he has written over 400 songs and performed over 100 shows around the U.S. Chambers has co-written with Adam Sanders, Bryce Mauldin, Noah Hicks and Muscadine Bloodline and has independently released a number of singles, including “Kiss Me Like That,” “I Saw Your Car,” “Work Hard Pray Harder” and “See That Summer.”
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Music was always a love for Cody but wouldn’t be the passion until well after high school. Cody attended the United States Naval Academy where injuries would bring him to a different part of his life, Pipelining.  Working consistently and constantly running the roads brought new light to the small-town kid, which would lead him to picking up a guitar around the campgrounds and start finding the love to sing around his fellow blue-collar workers. In the Spring of 2019, Cody stopped off to eat with some friends on the way to another pipeline job. Their waiter stopped Cody from ordering with a very common phrase to him, “you don’t sound how you look.”  One friend would reply, “you think that’s weird, you ought to hear him sing.”  One thing led to another, a guitar was broke out, and Cody was asked to come back and start singing bar gigs.  He found a deep love for writing music soon after and recorded his first single, Half Whiskey, Half Lonely at Rosewood Studios, which dropped September 2019. Cody would release his first EP, Memory and a Dirt Road in January of 2020 which has garnished millions of streams followed by his hit singles Ice Cold Therapy, Armed and Dangerous, and The Truth in the summer of 2020.  In October 2021, Cody would drop his self-titled EP which has helped him put together a strenuous touring schedule. Starting a music career is not easy and it sure isn’t easy to start one during a pandemic, but Cody and his team have been able to put out the music they want to put out, the way they want to, and find success doing so.  At the end of the day, Cody just wants to continue to run and prove that dreams are fueled by hard work and drive. 
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From the green room of Hop Springs Beer Park in Murfreesboro, Tennessee - we're joined by the insanely talented Josh Ward and Braxton Keith! From rodeos to the oil fields, to stages everywhere; Josh shares his journey to country music and some of the struggles he faced after his horse riding accident a few years ago. Braxton teases some new music and shares what it's been like to be on the road. 
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Lynzee dives into interviews with Marty Raybon & Mike McGuire of Shenandoah, Runaway June, Brett Kissel, and up and comer Queeva during the Country Radio Seminar in downtown Nashville Tennessee. 
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It Has Been Said By Many That Ash Taylor Is The Most Hardworking, Down To Earth Girl You Will Ever Meet. Growing Up In Her Hometown Of Bakersfield, California She Was Heavily Influenced By Artists Like Buck Owens, Loretta Lynn, Brandy Clark, And Gretchen Wilson. After Her Growing Interest In The Music Industry Led To A Friendship With Hit Songwriter Clay Mills (“Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It” By Darius Rucker), She Made A Difficult And Life-Changing Decision To Sell Everything She Owned, Jump On A Plane, And Move Across The Country To Nashville, Tennessee To Pursue Her Dreams.
From Sleeping On Couches And Even In Her Car To Long Nights Playing In The Honky Tonks Of Nashville’s Lower Broadway Or Touring The Country Playing Bars She Began To Craft Her Career One Stage And One Fan At A Time. Since The Beginning Of This Journey She Has Been Working Consistently In The Writing Rooms On Music Row. As A Result She Has Had Songs Recorded By Multiple Artists Including A&E TV Star & Average Joe’s Recording Artist Big Smo, Warner Chapel Recording Artist Ryan Larkins, Country Artist Noah Smith, Guitar Legend Johnny Hiland & More.
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Caleb, a country music singer/songwriter, has been performing and writing music since he was 8. He was inspired by his guitar playing granddaddy Billy Ray McBroom of the Muscle Shoals music scene. Currently Caleb is focusing on performing at live shows, recording and writing and in Nashville. Caleb has received praise from Ward Guenther, Paul Anka, Los Lonely Boy drummer Ringo Garza, and senior producers of American Idol. The 22-year-old from Hazel Green, Alabama surprises his audience with vocal maturity and original songs. Soulful lyrics and personal experiences provoke listeners to ask for more from this young writer. He can deliver sexy, engaging ballads and Southern rock songs of his own that bring down the house 
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