Craig Bickhardt
With a performing style that has often been called "soulful folk", Craig gives credit to his Philadelphia roots for the influence. His songwriting credits, which include Ray Charles, B. B. King, Johnny Cash, The Judds, Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood, Allison Krauss, Anne Murray, Art Garfunkel, Poco, and Vince Gill are just a few of the many luminaries who have dipped into his well of songs. |
A “pro” since the age 14, he secured a record deal with his first band with Capitol Records. His songs have been recorded by independent artists; he’s won Billboard and Rocky Mountain song contests, and signed with music publisher BME. Neil’s songs have also appeared on Saturday Night Live and Nickelodeon. He splits his time between New York, Los Angeles and Nashville, and collaborates with songwriters and artists across the country . |
Skip Denenberg
It’s a good sign you’re a great songwriter when Willie Nelson wants to cover one of your songs. Nelson chose Skip's song "Don't Bet The Farm" as somewhat of a theme song for the Farm Aid concerts. Skip’s songs show a depth of insight -- as well as a wry sense of humor. He’s a well known face around Philly music and sports scenes, including Phillies and WIP radio. |
Jim Carolan
With five single-song publishing deals, cuts by independent artists, And songs featured this year on The Comedy Network and CTV (Canadian TV); Jim collaborates with Platinum selling songwriters, a Grammy Nominated producer, and has co-written a song cut with legendary Philly-soul hit maker Bunny Sigler. He splits his time between Bethlehem and Nashville, writing songs and running his production company, Big Daddy Songs.
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