Nashville Comes to Hollywood

Andrew Rollins is an Emmy Award-winning composer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose music is defined by emotional depth, creative diversity, and masterful craftsmanship. With an innate ability to capture the essence of any mood, Andrew’s work resonates across genres, platforms, and generations.

A true acoustic master—whether on guitar, piano, or behind the mixing board—Andrew’s dynamic artistry shines in both songwriting and production. His music and lyrics invite listeners on a powerful, immersive journey, making a lasting impact in the worlds of film, television, and contemporary music.

Career Highlights & Credits:
• Film & Television: Andrew’s extensive credits include the feature film All Is By My Side, and hit TV series like ABC’s Nashville (songs: “This Town,” “Surrender,” “Tell Me,” and “Disappear”), the award-winning theme for The Hughleys, featured songs for HBO’s Happily Ever After: A Fairy Tale for Every Child, and music placements on General Hospital, The Ranch, At Any Cost, Mr. Music, Shake, Rattle & Roll, Hendrix, Free of Eden, My Own Country, Live Through This, Jailbait, Star Trek: Voyager, The Amazing Race, Level 9, and the Broadway production It Ain’t Nothin’ But the Blues (nominated for four Tony Awards including Best Musical).
• Notable Collaborations: Andrew has collaborated with a diverse range of acclaimed artists, including Andre Benjamin (OutKast), B.B. King, Chaka Khan, Marc Anthony, Chante Moore, Charles Esten, Ronnie Dunn, Terence Trent D’Arby, Graham Nash, Billy Ray Cyrus, Blink-182, Dan Wilson, Dionne Warwick, José Feliciano, Jonny Lang, Dicky Barrett, K-Ci & JoJo, Deana Carter, Carole King, Joe Walsh, Gary Allan, Saison, IV Xample, and En Vogue, among many others.

Awards & Recognition:
• Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Song (“Who I Am,” 2020)
• Three SISA International Music Awards: Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, Song of the Year (“I Believe”)
• Telly Award
• Axion Award for Musical Excellence

Andrew Rollins continues to shape the soundscape of modern music, bringing passion, innovation, and emotional resonance to every project he undertakes.

“The Wind Beneath My Wings” was voted Song of the Year by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, earning Jeff Silbar the coveted Grammy Award! Bette Midler and Arif Mardin also received Record of the Year Grammies for Bette’s version of the song. “Wind” has received 7 ASCAP pop awards, including a Song of the Century award, and was recently recognized as one of the American Film Institute’s 100 Greatest Movie Songs.

His credits include the opening theme to the hit NBC show ‘My Name is Earl’.

Jeff Silbar’s songs have also been recorded by such artists as John Cougar Mellencamp (“China Girl” from American Fool, triple platinum), Fleetwood Mac (single “Hard Feelings” from Behind the Mask, platinum), Ringo Starr and Kenny Rogers (“Goodnight Sleeptight Man” from The Gambler, quadruple platinum), as well as a host of others including Sheena Easton, Gladys Knight, Dolly Parton, Poco, Willie Nelson, and Alabama (#1 single). Other recordings include artists such as Johnny Lang, Reba McEntire, Levert, Wynonna, and Blackhawk.

His credits include the opening theme to the hit NBC show ‘My Name is Earl’.

Honored by the Nashville Songwriters Association International as Songwriter of the Year, Jeff has earned more than thirty ASCAP awards for their most performed pop and country songs.

Hayley Orrantia is a singer/songwriter, producer and actress most known for her role as Erica Goldberg on the ABC sitcom The Goldbergs. As a musician, she has opened for artists including Colbie Caillat and Brad Paisley, performed as Nicola in Kinky Boots at the Hollywood Bowl, and placed runner-up on season 7 of The Masked Singer as The Ringmaster. Her original music has appeared in projects she has starred in, such as Pureflix’s God’s Not Dead 2 and Lionsgate feature Christmas Is Canceled for Amazon Prime. Orrantia continues to release original music alongside her work in film and television.

Jess Furman is an Emmy-nominated creative, songwriter, and music producer whose work has earned a Telly Award, Clio Award, and a Gold Record. Her music has been featured in over 300 placements across film, TV, video games, and advertising, with clients including Viacom, Hasbro, DreamWorks, MTV, and Netflix. A former touring artist, Jess was recognized by Billboard as a top industry-shaping executive for her advocacy on behalf of creatives through her production company, Sound Revolver, and nonprofit, Motion Creative. She previously served on the board of SONA and as a Governor for the LA Chapter of the Recording Academy, where she continues to serve on the P&E Wing and Advocacy Committees.

Kurt Chambers