Composer

Jeff Dawson is a Vancouver based producer, songwriter, engineer and mixer. He is best known for developing and producing the debut self titled album of Daniel Powter which contained the hit single Bad Day. That single held the number one spot on Billboard‘s Hot 100 for five consecutive weeks, broke records with 2.5 million downloads and has CD sales of over three million copies.
 

Jeff has written singles for Jaydee Bixby, Suzie McNeil and contributed both writing and production to HWY 99‘s rock anthem Let The Sunrise Say Goodbye that can be heard in arenas across North America during sporting events. With a production range that runs the gamut from rock to R&B, Jeff’s style focuses on catchy musical hooks and strong choruses.
 

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At just 25 years-old Norwegian Ina Wroldsen has become one of the hottest songwriters in Europe and North America. Ina started her musical journey writing songs for herself as an artist.

In 2006 after numerous showcases Ina signed a record deal with TVT Records and began finishing her album, but due to unforeseen circumstances TVT folded and Ina was left without a label. She went back to Norway to reflect, rethink and reload for what was in store for her next. In the summer of 2007 Ina started her first co-writes, writing for artists other than herself. It soon became apparent that this was to be her future.

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Wildflower is one of the most performed songs in the history of Canadian popular music and has sold millions of copies in more than seventy versions. It has been awarded a BMI Millionaire's Award and SOCAN Classic and Crystal Awards. It has received over 2 million plays in the US and been sampled on numerous hit urban music recordings, and has now be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame!

With its compassionate lyrics and unforgettable melody, Wildflower is performed at weddings, graduations and funerals. It was played at the Olympics and served as the soundtrack for a US Army video counseling female veterans with PTSD. "Let her cry for she's a lady" has become an anthem for women of all ages around the world.

Wildflower is one of the most performed songs in the history of Canadian popular music and has sold millions of copies in more than seventy versions. It has been awarded a BMI Millionaire's Award and SOCAN Classic and Crystal Awards. It has received over 2 million plays in the US and been sampled on numerous hit urban music recordings, and has now be inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame!

With its compassionate lyrics and unforgettable melody, Wildflower is performed at weddings, graduations and funerals. It was played at the Olympics and served as the soundtrack for a US Army video counseling female veterans with PTSD. "Let her cry for she's a lady" has become an anthem for women of all ages around the world.

Often described as disarming, Grammy nominated songwriter Jessie Jo Dillon doesn't shy away from her passion for songs: "Words and music are my truest loves, my best friends, always have been. My heart wholly belongs to them and always will." It's with this attitude and a style all her own that she has begun making a name for herself in Nashville's eclectic music community.

Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, she grew up on three chord country and classic rock 'n roll. "I try to learn from the masters," among others, she credits Hank Williams Sr., Conor Oberst, her father-Dean Dillon, Bobby Braddock, Bob McDill, Hank Cochran, Jagger/Richards, and Don Henley as major inspirations and it shows. "Every time I write I want to be honest, almost have to be honest. I try to capture any raw emotion, really. I just want to write songs that make you feel something, bring back how you felt in a certain moment, or create a new memory."

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Songwriter/Producer/Arranger
Anthony Smith is a versatile songwriter, producer and arranger who has achieved great success in many genres, including Country, Pop, R&B, and Jazz. Artists who have recorded his songs include Bucky Covington, Lonestar, Clay Walker, Rodney Atkins, Chris Young, Joanna Smith, Regina Belle, Reba McIntire, Vince Gill, Jo Dee Messina, Neal McCoy, RBD, Emerson Drive, Adam Gregory, Heartland, Donna Summer, Shane Yellowbird, Jaydee Bixby, Trent Tomlinson, Rio Grand, The Wilkinsons, Kirk Whalum, Suzy Bogguss, Kenny Rogers, John & Audrey Wiggins, Julie Reeves and Anita Cochran.
Smith's hit songs include:

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