Aaron Lewis and Jeffrey Steele

Aaron Lewis, born in Springfield, Vermont, is known for confessional lyrics in Staind's post-grunge music and his country solo career. Notable collaborations include Fred Durst. His country albums such as "The Road" and "Sinner" have topped charts, with hits like "Am I the Only One." He blends heavy rock with introspective melodies.

Jeffrey Steele, a California-born country artist, flourished before 40, writing hits for Faith Hill, Trisha Yearwood, and more. He earned multiple BMI Country Awards, and led Boy Howdy, earning accolades as Best Bassist and Male Vocalist. Settling in Nashville, he released "Somethin' in the Water" with Monument Records and collaborated with Al Anderson and Bob DiPiero. Known for his rich songwriting and compelling stage presence, Steele's career spans genres, influenced by a musical family and diverse early experiences.