Ciera MacKenzie is a Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and dynamic guitarist blending a unique, high-energy fusion of country, pop, rock, jazz, and blues. Originally from Maine and raised as an Army brat, she began her musical journey at the age of 12 under the guidance of country legend Toby Keith. A Berklee College of Music alumna and Gibson- sponsored artist, Ciera has earned a reputation as a fierce, hardworking multi-instrumentalist and “Artist to
Watch” Her powerful storytelling and hauntingly soulful vocals have landed her song placements on networks like Showtime, Netflix, and Hallmark. Ciera has established a commanding stage presence by opening for major artists such as Big & Rich, Trick Pony, Joe Diffie, Tracy Lawrence, and Mark Chesnutt. Known for self-
producing her own projects, her recent singles include
“The Director”, “Half The Time”, and “If It Ain’t Love”
Aaron Raitiere (Ray-Tee-Air) is a lyricist, performer, and visual artist from Central Kentucky. He is highly sought after in the Nashville songwriting community for his unique ability to coax coherent and focused creative output from his co-writers.
Raitiere is a 2023 Grammy Nominee (Lindeville, Ashley McBryde) and 2019 Grammy winner for his song “I’ll Never Love Again” performed by Lady Gaga in the movie “A Star Is Born.” He has also successfully collaborated with artists such as Lainey Wilson (“4x4xU), Ella Langley (“you look like you love me” feat. Riley Green and “Country Boy’s Dream Girl”), Luke Combs (Days Like These), Bob Weir from The Grateful Dead, Paul Cauthen, Anderson East, Colby Acuff, Wyatt Flores, Luke Grimes, Maggie Antone, The Steel Woods, Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen, Red Shahan, The Oak Ridge Boys, Robert Randolph, Whiskey Myers, Midland, Montgomery Gentry, Miranda Lambert, Travis Tritt, Brent Cobb, Ashley Monroe, Randy Rogers, Lori McKenna, Shooter Jennings, Natalie Hemby, Ed Sheeran, Avicii, and many others.






