Charles Wesley Godwin

Charles Wesley Godwin is a country and Americana singer-songwriter from Morgantown, West Virginia. Known for albums like Seneca, How the Mighty Fall, Family Ties, and Christian Name, his music explores themes of home, family, and faith, featuring collaborations with artists like Luke Combs.

William Matheny, a West Virginia-born singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, crafts Appalachian Americana, rock, and alt-country. Known for vivid storytelling and relatable songs such as "Christian Name" and "Living Half to Death," his acclaimed albums include "Strange Constellations," "That Grand, Old Feeling," and "Material Witness." Matheny has contributed to Southeast Engine and The Paranoid Style.