Lisa’s Joy, also known as Narae Jayu (Nah-reh), is a Huntsville-based singer/songwriter who blends the sounds of coastal Alabama and draws from Texas singer/songwriters, the blues, jazz, and rock of St. Louis, and the cosmopolitan coastal sounds of the mid-Atlantic region to tell stories grounded in the experiences of women, mothers, and love across cultures and
generations.

Classically trained in piano, Lisa’s Joy also plays accordion and guitar and specializes in providing emotionally resonant vocal performances in multiple genres spanning classical, musical theatre, jazz, indie/folk/pop, and rock.

She is committed to building communities through music and hopes to inspire others to share joy through their creative acts. 

Chase Perryman is a soulful singer-songwriter who writes and produces music for TV and movies. He has released 13 albums that showcase his versatile music style, including blues, blues-rock, retro soul, and whiskey country. Despite his ability to work across multiple genres, one thing remains constant: Everything he creates has a lot of soul.

His music has been featured in popular TV shows like "Outer Banks" and "BoJack Horseman," movies such as "Father of the Bride" and "Bottom of the Ninth," and commercials for Burlington Coat Factory.

Known for his captivating vocal performances, Perryman has performed at various venues across the United States, spanning everywhere from Florida to California. Growing up south of Nashville, TN, he was exposed to outlaw country, southern soul, and southern rock, which have greatly influenced his music.

Perryman enthusiastically supports songwriters and hosts songwriting events in Nashville, TN, and Huntsville, AL. He has written and published two books on songwriting and has a course on Udemy.