Matthew West and Riley Clemmons

Riley Clemmons, born in Nashville, is known for pop-infused hits like "Fighting for Me." Her debut single, "Broken Prayers," launched her into the spotlight in 2017. With accolades from Rolling Stone and People Magazine, she has performed at the Grand Ole Opry. Her album "Godsend" solidified her career, and she was the youngest nominee for Female Artist at the K-LOVE Fan Awards. Her relatable music blends pop and classic rock influences. Riley has achieved over half a billion streams globally.

Illinois native Matthew West, a Dove Award-winning CCM star, started as a songwriter for Billy Ray Cyrus and Rascal Flatts. Known for hits like "You Are Everything," he achieved crossover success with albums like "Live Forever." His own label released "Brand New" and the double album "My Story Your Glory" featuring collaborations with David Leonard and Jenn Johnson. A former baseball hopeful, West chose music and attended Millikin University on scholarship. His albums consistently topped Christian charts, earning a Songwriter of the Year award in 2018.