In The Round with Paul Sikes, Drew Trosclair, Jet Harvey & Tyler White

Paul Sikes Country Nashville native Paul Sikes has been paving his way through Music City as a songwriter, producer, and musician since 2007 and has grown his career alongside the ever-changing city. He co-penned the #1 hit “Make Me Want To” for Stoney Creek recording artist Jimmie Allen, as well as Matt Stell’s chart-topping second single, “Everywhere But On.” He also co-wrote, produced, and mixed country music legend Clay Walker’s 2020 release, “Easy Goin’. Other acts such as Cody Johnson, Joe Nichols, Mae Estes, Runaway June, Emerson Drive, Walker County, Lorrie Morgan and more have also recorded songs written by Sikes. A talented and in-demand guitarist, Sikes has also toured with artists such as Brett Eldredge and Billy Ray Cyrus. Sikes most recently earned his third #1 with “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” written with and recorded by the CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year, Lainey Wilson, from her Grammy award winning album, Bell Bottom Country. And you can now hear his song “Hang Tight Honey”, Lainey’s top ten radio single off her much anticipated album Whirlwind just released in August of 2024. Drew Trosclair Country Originally hailing from Georgia, Drew Trosclair made his move to Music City in 2017 with a dream and a guitar in hand. Starting his journey as a touring guitarist, Drew has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, Morgan Wallen, Hardy, Gary Allan, and Riley Green. His passion for music and storytelling soon blossomed into a successful songwriting career. Drew is best known for penning the platinum hit “Dicked Down in Dallas” and “Why Kiki” by Iam Tongi. With a relentless pursuit of musical excellence, Drew Trosclair continues to chase down songs and create music that resonates with audiences far and wide. Jet Harvey Country Originally from Memphis, Jet signed to Warner Chappell in 2022 in a Joint Venture with the Warren Brothers. Jet is a Multi-Platinum, award winning, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter, and has performed at festivals, bars, and various events with his band Jet Black and the Cadillacs. For the past 7 years, Jet has owned his own insurance agency living in Franklin, TN with his wife and kids. In 2021, Jet penned the hit, “Rock and A Hard Place,” recorded by Bailey Zimmerman. In less than a year it's been Certified RIAA Double Platinum, downloaded over 600 Million times, has reached #1 on XM Highway, Billboard Country, and both US and Canada Radio Airplay charts. It was #1 for 6weeks and currently sits in the top 25 on Billboard hot 100. Tyler White Country Netflix Love on the Spectrum star Tyler White will make his Country music debut with the release of his first single, “Oh Yeah Baby” on May 15th. Co-written with Music Row heavyweights Lee Thomas Miller, Drew Trosclair, and producer Jeff Garrison, the track transforms White’s signature catchphrase into a feel-good 90s country anthem inspired by his hero, George Strait. Through “Oh Yeah Baby,” White offers a modern take on traditional storytelling, weaving a personal narrative rooted in faith, romance and his deep country roots. For the country newcomer, this new music is about more than just hits—it’s about representation. In a highlight moment from the latest season of Love on the Spectrum, fans got an exclusive first look at White’s artistry after he made his debut performance of “Sounds Pretty Good to Me,” his collaboration with Cameron Bedell and Jackson Nance. The Plant City, Florida native who has traded his reputable DJ booth for the neon lights of Nashville continues to hone his craft as he works with collaborators like Aaron Raitiere, Drew Trosclair, Lee Thomas Miller, and more. He has also received support across social media from accomplished artists including Randy Travis, Sam Fender, Russell Dickerson, and more. White built his reputation as a premier emcee where his talent for commanding a crowd led him from local weddings to the Florida Strawberry Festival, where he hosted legends like Reba McEntire and Jamey Johnson. Since his television debut, Nashville has embraced him with open arms as he has already performed at the Grand Ole Opry, hosted the Chevy Vibes Stage at CMA Fest and DJ’d at RodeoHouston. Tyler’s journey to the spotlight is as providential as his music. Diagnosed on the autism spectrum at age three, his life took a cinematic turn when a call from Netflix led him to his now-fiancée, Madison Marilla. Their connection—rooted in their shared faith and a deep love for country music—became a fan-favorite storyline on Season 3 of the hit series Love on the Spectrum. “I pray that my story inspires others on the spectrum to know that with hard work, perseverance, and faith in God, you can overcome any obstacle,” Tyler says. “I want people to know it is absolutely 100% possible to find love and chase your dreams. Oh yeah, baby!”