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J.T. HARDING grew up in Detroit loving MTV and the radio. Following his dream to write songs, JT moved to Hollywood and made his first demo recording with money he won on the game show VH-1's Rock N' Roll Jeopardy. JT traveled the world as a personal assistant for the band LINKIN PARK writing songs all along the way leading him to a publishing deal in Nashville. JT has written seven number one songs with artists such as Keith Urban and Blake Shelton and the 4 million selling song "Smile" for Uncle Kracker. Other notable cuts include Jake Owen's “Alone with You," Kenny Chesney's “Somewhere with You," and Dierks Bentley's "Different for Girls". Additionally, J.T. wrote a musical called Music City that recently world premiered in North Carolina and will be opening in New York City next year.

Jimmy Robbins is a Grammy and CMA nominated Nashville-based songwriter and producer who has penned over 100 cuts in multiple genres. He has earned 11 Top 10 hits including 8 #1 songs as a writer as well a number one song as a producer for Canaan Smith’s “Love You Like That” and a Billboard #1 album as a producer for RaeLynn’s ‘Wildhorse’. Jimmy is a CMA Triple Play Award winner for penning three #1 songs in a 12-month period and was ASCAP Song Of The Year winner for Thomas Rhett's "It Goes Like This”. Jimmy’s other number one songs as a writer include Blake Shelton’s “Sure Be Cool If You Did,” Keith Urban & Miranda Lambert’s “We Were Us,” David Nail’s “Whatever She’s Got,” Jason Aldean’s “Lights Come On,” Michael Ray’s “Think A Little Less,” and most recently Maren Morris’ “I Could Use A Love Song.”

It’s hard to deny the pure talent and passion for her craft that is clearly the driving force behind many of artist Bridgette Tatum’s high profile career milestones.

In 2009, this native of Florence, South Carolina co-wrote the Most Played Song on Country radio stations across the United States. A tremendous achievement for any songwriter, the song, “She’s Country” (recorded and released by Platinum-selling country superstar Jason Aldean), held the #1 position on the chart for two consecutive weeks, reached two million plays, and out sold every genres ringtones, all of which are rare accomplishments, as well.

In 2010, Tatum’s song, “Loud” was selected as the Official Theme Song for ACC Football’s 2010 Season. This fast-paced anthem celebrates the excitement and energy of ACC Football, captured in a raucous music video that was seen in all ACC Markets, resulting in exposure for Bridgette totaling over 27 million households.

Add to these accolades Tatum’s own Album released on itunes, her single releases (I like my Cowboy’s Dirty, That’s Love Y’all, Hillbilly Rockstar) and her current Gretchen Wilson single (Summertime Town from “Ready to get Rowdy”), her recent Randy Houser (Fired Up 2016), Kristy Lee Cook (Lookin’ for a Cowgirl), The Farm, and George Clinton cuts, you have the makings of a woman building a sustainable music career for a lifetime of success. Bridgette has also produced “The Lockets”, a new fresh duo sound for country music, and currently is in production as well as a member of Uncle Si & The Sicotics.

While Bridgette continues to create music, she balances it with her charitable work within The Charley Foundation (www.charleyfoundation.org), and donating her time and talents to various charities around the Middle Tennessee area.

“If it's real and you are making it honest, that's what people want to hear.” With unfailing honesty and a penchant for risk-taking, Bridgette Tatum is storming the scene on her own terms and winning fans at every turn.

Corri English got an early start in her entertainment career. By the age of 5, she was working professionally in theater, commercials, and voice-over, and hasn’t stopped since. Highlights of her film career include a supporting role in Runaway Jury, alongside Gene Hackman, Dustin Hoffman, and John Cusack, and starring roles in numerous independent films such as House of Fears, Broken Windows, Killer Pad, Unrest, and Devil May Call, as well as Hallmark Channel’s movie-of-the-week Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith, alongside Cybill Shepard. Her television work includes guest-starring and recurring roles on shows such as CSI: Miami, House, and Luke Cage, to name a few, as well as a series regular role on The Bedford Diaries. She is currently the host of Ariescope Picture’s web-series Horrified, and is starring in 3-camera sit-com Holliston, which recently received a third season pick-up. Corri has also worked extensively in the voice-over world – from television and radio commercials, to multi-platform campaigns and radio imaging, to animation and video games.

In addition to her acting career, Corri is a singer and song-writer. She fronted modern country band Brokedown Cadillac, which CMT described as "just right for any country fan who likes the feisty side of Miranda Lambert and the blazing-guitars side of Keith Urban.” The band had dozens of their songs placed in television & film, including Desperate Housewives, Hellcats and The Mentalist, and was featured in the film and on the soundtrack of Disney’s Race to Witch Mountain. The band are also huge supporters of the military, and have done several tours overseas to Kuwait & Iraq to perform for US troops. They also performed for a TV audience of millions on the MDA Labor Day Telethon, alongside Celine Dion, Lady Antebellum, and Martina McBride. Corri has also penned many songs for other artists, including Sugarland’s “Fly Away,” on their debut album Twice the Speed of Life.

While Corri loves to be behind a mic, in front of a camera, or holding a guitar, her favorite thing is hanging with her husband, radio host Ty Bentli, and their sons, Radley and Sebastian, at their home in Nashville. You can often find them making up songs, having a dance party in the kitchen, or hiding out in a blanket fort.

Phillip White is an Academy of Country Music award winning and Grammy nominated songwriter and producer that has spent the last 20 plus years writing songs for some of the biggest artists in the business. George Strait, Luke Bryan, Chris Ledoux, Vince Gill,Darius Rucker, Reba, Blake Shelton, Rascal Flatts, and Jake Owen are some of the artists that have recorded Phillip's work.

Among these include the 2003 ACM Song of the Year "I'm Movin' On", The Theme song for Reba's self titled hit TV show "I'm A Survivor" and Blake Shelton's "Nobody But Me."

Over the past couple decades he's been published by some of music row's most respected publishers including stops at Murrah Music, Disney, Universal, Sea Gayle, and Spirit Music.

As a performer, White has played some of the most legendary venues in the nation, including the Ryman Auditorium,The Grand Ol Opry House, The Station Inn, The Louisiana Hayride, The Bluebird Cafe, The Disney Theater, and The Florida Theater just to name a few.

Phillip has just recently signed a Publishing deal with Thrive Music Publishing and agreed to serve the company as Vice President of Creative.