Just an old wannabe finally breaking into songwriting and recording at age 65 feel like 45!!

Hailey Fletcher is a Georgia based "red-dirt country" artist that's as versatile as she is dynamic.     

Early on Hailey began writing songs that captured the experiences and passion of an old soul. This became ever more apparent when Fletcher moved to Georgia and began laying roots.  Within a year she was a top contender for Female Artist of the Year at the "Georgia Country Awards”, and has had 5 consecutive nominations since.   

The same year Hailey was nominated as Female Artist of the year, she took home the win at Zac Brown’s Songwriting Competition held at Zac’s orginal bar in Senoia, Ga. That win gave Hailey the confidence that would open doors to perform shows and write with Grammy Award winning songwriters.  Hailey has gained much respect from her peers, and is honored with hosting her own songwriter showcase night where artists from all over the South East perform. 

In July of 2018 Hailey teamed up with fellow artist Jayron Weaver to create "Neon Rainbow", a weekly podcast dedicated to working musicians that are trying to navigate the ins and outs of the music business.  The duo have had much success expanding their reach to listeners that span all 7 continents.    

Hailey’s style draws inspiration from artists like "country-purest" Alan Jackson, to the sultry crooning of Ashley Monroe, couple that with the of grit of Brandi Clark, and grounded in artists like Zane Williams.  She’s performed all over the U.S. and has shared the stage with artist like Big N Rich, David Nail, Driv'n N Cryin’, Chase Rice, Eric Pasley, Shawn Mullins, Angie Aparo, and "Nashville Star" top finalists Zac Hacker and Jayron Weaver. Hailey was also collaborator on The Lacs recording "Stone Cold Cowboy”. 

Hailey is currently a staff writer at Platinum Spur Publishing and is in studio working on the follow up project to her latest single “Waylon Song”, available on iTunes and where ever music is sold.

Arizona born, five octave range singer Mark Sanstead can definitely be called one of a kind.  Following his love for music he taught himself piano and guitar, playing by ear, and learning difficult classical pieces just for the challenge.  Although music and arts were not encouraged in high school from teachers, he continued to play piano and guitar, writing music, and singing regardless of the obstacles.  Singing in almost every church band and auditioning for any school production was able to give him the confidence and stage presence that he holds today. 

Mark Tyler produced and recorded his first CD in 2000 titled “On My Own” including a remake of the Eagles song Desperado.  In 2001, Mark Tyler moved to the Decatur, Alabama to study with acclaimed vocal instructor Brett Manning in Nashville, TN.  He was able to finance his lessons by selling all of his possessions and working 80 hours a week waiting tables at a small restaurant in Decatur, Alabama.  After finishing instruction and completing all lessons at the vocal school in 7 months, he was asked to intern by Brett Manning to become a certified instructor.  Brett Manning says that Mark is one of, or if not the highest singing male vocalists he knows. 

He has shared the stage with Fantasia Barino opening up for her Martin Luther King concert in Phoenix AZ in January of 2005.  Over 60,000 people attended that concert.  As a result of his performance this past year, he has been asked back to perform again each year.  He sang at Jubilee Balloon Festival in Decatur, Alabama for over 40,000 people in 2002.  Mark Tyler was in the producer’s choice group on 2002’s American Idol, going all the way to Hollywood and back to compete for two open spots on the Wild Card Show.  Mark Tyler also traveled with a gospel group, Eddie James and Colourblind on their Break the Walls tour throughout the US in 2001. 

Mark Tyler continues to sing and push forward towards his dreams of touching people’s lives and hearts.  Holding himself to a higher standard of love and compassion, combined with an amazing personal spirituality, makes this truly talented artist a breath of fresh air.


Brian Stephens is an Atlanta-based professional drummer, producer, audio engineer, music educator... and occasional podcaster.

“Brian Stephens is an in-demand session and gigging drummer
who proves that you don’t have to live in New York, Los Angeles,
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Sonya Shell, Atlanta based Country Singer/Songwriter has released her second project, Country Lovin©2016 EP now available on iTunes, Amazon, and CDBaby
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Cameron DuBois is an emerging country-soul-rock singer & songwriter from Montgomery, Alabama. She’s spent most of her time developing her own unique brand of sound in two prestigious American South musical destinations; Nashville and Muscle Shoals. The 27 year-old multi-talented independent artist has spent numerous hours along the muddy banks of the Tennessee River where she’s been collaborating with two of the industry’s top songwriters and producers in Michael Curtis (Randy Travis, Fleetwood Mac, Blake Shelton) and Cindy Walker. Her unique country-rock-soul hybrid sound has kept her busy performing throughout her home state of Alabama, and landed her opening performances with Thompson Square, Easton Corbin, John Michael Montgomery, Dylan Scott and Neil McCoy since 2018. She’s also released a series of singles like “The Home Place,” “Lipstick & Chrome,” “Never Love Me Back,” and “Peace” which highlight her diversity as a singer and songwriter. In September of 2020, Cameron will release her next single, “Bridges” which continues to build upon her blossoming career as an independent artist. To learn more about Cameron or for her most up-to-date tour schedule visit CameronDuBois.com.

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