Josh Thompson and Brodie Stewart

Josh Thompson

Country songwriter Josh Thompson kicked off his career in 2009, when he released his first single, “Beer on the Table,” and co-authored a song for Jason Michael Carroll’s Top Ten album Growing Up Is Getting Old. A native of western Wisconsin, Thompson began pouring concrete alongside his father at the age of 12, and a sense of blue-collar pride soon found its way into his music. He moved to Nashville in 2005, assembled a band, and received a boost when Columbia Records signed him to the label’s country division. “Beer on the Table” became a Top 40 country single in 2009, marking Thompson’s first taste of chart success, and he spent the rest of the year touring and finalizing his debut album.
Way Out Here appeared in February 2010, debuting at nine on Billboard’s country charts. Two other hits followed — “Way Out Here” peaked at 15, “Won’t Be Lonely Long” at 25 — and Thompson received a boost by supporting both Eric Church and Brad Paisley on their respective 2010 tours. Thompson got lost in record label restructuring in 2011, moving from Columbia Nashville to RCA Nashville. He released one single for the label, “Comin’ Around,” which peaked at 31, then parted ways with the label. In 2012, Thompson signed with Show Dog/Universal and he spent the next year working on a new album. “Cold Beer with Your Name on It” made it to 32 in late 2013, and the full-length Turn It Up appeared in April 2014. In 2015, Thompson struck a deal to release the album he cut for RCA that was shelved when he left the label. Ole Digital announced plans to issue the RCA material as a pair of EPs; the first, Change: The Lost Record, Vol. 1, was given a digital release on October 9, 2015, and the six-song release rose to number 20 on the Country Albums chart.

Brodie Stewart 

Brodie Stewart grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento and spent his summers in Red Bluff, California. At a young age his favorite things to do were going to the Rodeo, listening to country music, singing and playing guitar. Soon enough, Brodie formed and fronted a southern rock band and had the good fortune of touring the country opening up for big artists in front of sold out arenas. His band even charted on Billboard.
With his southern rock roots, Brodie returned to what he loved the most, “country music”. While working on tracks for his own band Brodie also wrote and produced songs for various other artists such as “Sweet Isabel” recorded by Enrique Iglesias for his (Interscope Records) Release entitled “Insomniac”. Shortly after placing Sweet Isabel with Enrique, Martin Kierszenbaum (President of Cherrytree/Interscope Records) signed Brodie to a song/production deal to the label. Quickly following, Brodie signed a publishing deal with (Warner Chappell Music Publishing). Since that time Brodie has written and produced several tracks for various artists.