Born and raised in a small mid Ohio town. Raised on southern cookin and southern lovin. Mom and Dad were from Tennessee and came north up that hillbilly highway looking for work. The roots of my raising run deep into the south. Not long after I was born we were back in Tennessee and then in Florida. But in the early 60's not much work was to be found south of the Mason-Dixon line, so back north we came. As far back as I can remember music was in my life. My Dad would sit around the house and strum an old guitar. And then out on the weekends he'd go playing in some old honky tonk. So I guess from an early age this life appealed to me. And I knew I would do the same. And I have. I have played and sang from California to Florida and I even did some singing when I was in Germany with some Army buddies. The road has been my life and my life will always be the road. Dad once told me 'Always be yourself' and with my songs I try to bemyself. I was raised on Jimmie Rodgers, Lefty, Merle, and a slew of other good damn country singers. Plus my Dad, who just never got the break he deserved. So I took my guitar and hit the road looking for that lost highway and that unwrittable song.

In August of 2003, with the love and support of his family and friends, Rex moved to the Nashville area to pursue his singing and writing. He has since been working in the Nashville club scene and the recording studio perfecting his voice. Rex’s music and vocals has received high acclaims from well known producers and writers, such as Billy Sherrill and Byron Galimore.

Lamar Harris comes with a background of strong beliefs in God, Family, and Country. He has developed over the years into your “sit on the front porch, strummin’ a guitar, make up a song as you go kinda country singer”. He has a knack for mixing country with comedy. He started playing the guitar at age 13.

Born in Blackshear to Howard and Loleta Harris, he was raised the second of eight children. Music has always been a part of his life. He was also a member of the award winning Harris Brother Quartet….a gospel quartet that was well-known and sang throughout south Georgia. A number of people have significantly influenced his interest in country music. His children; Josh, Jason and Diane,his wife, Michelle, his father,Howard. His wife & father teamed up to give Lamar the push he needed to record his song “The Lottery Truck”.