Chuck Fields

Chuck Fields Drums and Percussion. Starting out at the age of 5, there was little doubt what young Chuck wanted to do; play the drums and make music.  read more…

Brett Crisp

Born and raised in Lincolnton, North Carolina, Brett began playing steel guitar at the age of 6. He grew up with many musical influences in the family such as his dad, Don Crisp, Ray Crisp (Fiddle player for Ray Price, Kitty Wells, & Ernest Tubb), Terry Crisp ( Steel player for Reba McEntire, Ricky Skaggs, & Joe Diffie).  read more

Jenee Fleenor

Jeneé Fleenor, a native of Springdale, Arkansas, started with the Suzuki Violin method of training at only 3 years old. At the age of 5 she started learning fiddle tunes, and soon after her parents had her traveling around to fiddle contests, talent competitions, and festivals to hone in on their daughter’s talents. read more

Anita Cochran

Anita Cochran is finding “serenity” with her long awaited new release “Serenity”!  Anita says “after switching record labels, I had to do some soul searching and after several years I feel I’m in a bette r place, which is why I’m calling my first new album in 5 years “Serenity.”  read more..

Chris Cottros

Guitarist Chris Cottros grew up in Florence, South Carolina and has been playing guitar since age 11.  Initially inspired to learn songs by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, Chris began serious study of the guitar upon hearing the music of Jeff Beck, Larry Carlton, Allan Holdsworth and Pat Metheny. read more

Tony Nagy

Tony Leroy Nagy was born in Ft Leonard Wood , MO in 1965. The son of a military man, the family moved all over the world- a habit he continues in his present profession. His career as a musician started in school band, playing the tuba. read more