Though PATRICK DAVIS is a newcomer to many in the country world, some of his songs are already contemporary country veterans. He co-wrote Jason Michael Carroll’s Top 10 hit, “Where I’m From,” as well as the closing track, “Be Wary of a Woman,” on fellow South Carolinian, Darius Rucker’s, platinum-level Learn To Live album. In 2011, his songs are being heard on new albums from Lady Antebellum, Jewel (Patrick and Jewel co-wrote 11 of the 12 original songs on the album, and Davis even sang harmony on the closing track, “Count On Me”), Josh Kelley and Carroll (he produced Carroll’s latest release). Davis co-wrote four songs for Green’s Cannonball album, including the Top 20 hit “Dixie Lullaby.” One day in 2010, he unwittingly wrote a Carolina smash, a few days after going to a University of South Carolina football game. What started as a fun song, “I’m Just a Big Ole (Game) Cock,” has become a rallying cry, and a regular part of USCfootball Saturdays. Ultimately, Davis is at peace with his life as a singer and songwriter.
With songs as soulful as the Deep South, as soothing as a glass of rich red wine, HANNAH MILLER's soulful folk music is finding its way. Her song, "Keep it Simple," was featured on NBC's Mercy and other notable publications like Performing Songwriter Magazine, Lilith Faire, MTV, The International Songwriting Competition, and iTunes' Indie Spotlight have all taken notice. Hannah has opened for Langhorne Slim, Landon Pigg, Elizabeth Cook, Josh Joplin, and Shannah Whitworth, among others. She's also worked with several acclaimed producers, including Ian Fitchuck, Justin Loucks, Neilson Hubbard, and Grammy award-winner, Mitch Dane. Fans of Neko Case, Feist, Rachel Yamagata, Liz Phair, and Brandi Carlile will enjoy her music.
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