Today, we talk with Zoee, one of country music's most promising young artists. Growing up on the coast of Tasmania, Zoee's unique voice and emotive lyrics have captivated audiences since she was a child. With a love of great music embedded in her DNA, Zoee has won multiple awards and critical acclaim, including the 2021 'Song of the Year' award at the Women of Country Awards.

From composing and performing on a feature film soundtrack to charting in the Top 20 on the Amazon Country Charts, Zoee's talent and hard work have taken her on a journey from Tasmania to Nashville, where she has collaborated with renowned songwriters.

Zoee's story is not without its challenges, but her passion for music has seen her busking on the streets and living in her car at times.

So sit back, relax, and get ready to get to know the one and only Zoee!

Roman Alexander is a rising country star known for his hit songs like "Between You & Me" and "Cocktail Conversations." Roman started playing music at a young age and moved to Nashville from Missouri right out of high school. He became known for his smooth voice and modern country sound and was signed to Nashville's Twelve6 Entertainment. But don't let his success fool you; Roman is a 28-year-old passionate about music who learned the hard way that failure is a part of life.

So sit back, relax, and let's get to know the man behind the music, Roman Alexander.

This Georgia-born singer-songwriter first captured America's heart as the runner-up on the 16th season of American Idol, where his crisp baritone and forward-thinking tastes captivated audiences and judges alike.

Since his time on Idol, he's been hard at work crafting his unique sound. Hutchinson's voice and wit inspired meaningful collaborations on his 2019 self-titled debut EP, produced by Grammy winner Kristian Bush, and 2021 follow-up, "Slot Machine Syndrome," produced by Grammy-nominated Americana stalwart Brent Cobb. In 2022, Caleb self-produced the darkly themed EP, "Songs I'll Never Sing Again," and wrote and starred in the accompanying short film. With his new project, "Southern Galactic,"—produced by multi-genre artist and creator Titanic Sinclair—Hutchinson explores new territory while maintaining his reverence for the honesty and storytelling that seeded his love for country music as a Georgia boy listening to Mississippi John Hurt and Waylon Jennings cassettes with his dad.