Brassfield is a Country vocal trio based in Nashville consisting of brothers Bradley and Chadley Brassfield, and Chadley’s wife, Jessie Rose Brassfield. It’s a family affair for sure that makes for airtight three-part harmonies and a stellar vocal blend. Musical roots run deep for all of them. The brothers were born in Tupelo, Mississippi, where music is certainly a way of life. In the Brassfield bloodline, being a great singer is commonplace and the boys are no exception to this phenomenon. Growing up, they toured the southern US playing and singing in churches, fell in love with being on stage, and knew that they wanted to continue their career together in Nashville. That’s where they met Jessie Rose. Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, Jessie has spent her whole life in a musical bubble. She’s been a happy student of music from the start and the love and curiosity spreads across all genres. She’s been singing, playing piano, and writing songs for as long as she can remember. Jessie comes from a long line of professional singers/musicians/writers, her dad being JP Pennington of the country hit-making group Exile. Following in his footsteps, she moved to Nashville to pursue country music, met the boys, the stars aligned, and two very important things happened. Jessie and Chadley fell in love, and the trio discovered that their three unique voices came together to form a killer vocal blend. The rest is history. This in-demand trio performs all the time, sometimes 7 days a week. They are the house band for The Opry Backstage Grill, where they host a hit songwriters night that has put them on the stage with many of country music’s most prolific songwriters. All three members of BRASSFIELD are songwriters themselves and are excited to be in the studio, recording a full length album of songs that truly represent their distinctive artistry. Website | Instagram | Facebook | X Rick Huckaby or “Huck” as he is often referred to, is a Nashville singer, songwriter and guitarist. His sound is unlike anyone in country music, combining influences as rare as Daryl Hall, Bonnie Raitt, Merle Haggard, Ronnie Milsap and Keith Whitley. Huck moved to Nashville in 1996 and in 1998 landed a dream gig as the acoustic guitar player for country music superstar Tracy Lawrence. In 2007 Huck and his brother Andy formed the independent record and publishing company Head Coach Music in honor of their father who passed away in 2006. Huck was finally able to release his debut album “Call Me Huck” (2008) which received significant critical acclaim as well as “Hittin’ My Stride” (2009) and “Pistols & Diamonds” (2013).While touring and promoting his music to radio, Huck wrote the Top 20 single “Muddy Water” for Trace Adkins and the Top 20 single for Thomas Rhett “Beer with Jesus”. Huck has penned over 30 songs for Tracy Lawrence as well as major album cuts for Trace Adkins, Craig Morgan, Frankie Ballard and Gov't Mule. He also enjoys playing with his Nashville based blues band, Big Shoes Instagram Kayce Native To Nashville, Kayce’s music roots run were sure to run deep. Her great grandfather was in the house band of the Grand Ole Opry in it its very early days and had his own radio show! When she was 4, she sang a little solo at her home church. After the service, Patsy Cline’s daughter, Julie, told her parents she better keep singing, and she has done just that! At 12, she began singing children’s demo’s and honing in on her craft and sound. When she was 15, she was awarded a scholarship to Berklee College of Music where she studied jazz voice. Eventually she came back home to Nashville and has been doing what she loves ever since! She was influenced at a young age by Patsy Cline of course but loves the styles of Norah Jones, Peggy Lee and Stevie Nicks, just to name a few. Kayce adds her love of jazz, blues, and the classics with the country styles of her roots to create her unique sound. Currently, Kayce performs around town, writes, and records as much as she can.