Shalom “J.Storm” Miller is a Grammy-winning, multi-platinum producer, songwriter, and artist manager passionate about discovering and elevating new talent. Originally from New Jersey, Shalom's early music journey began in church, performing alongside gospel legends like John P. Kee and The Winans. This strong foundation in gospel music laid the groundwork for his versatile career across pop, R&B, urban/rhythmic, and gospel genres.

At 19, Shalom joined Missy Elliott’s label, The Goldmind Inc., as part of the Soul Diggaz production team, collaborating with major artists like Beyoncé, Gwen Stefani, and Clipse. His experience in high-level production environments shaped his approach to artist development, always seeking to bring out the best in emerging musicians.

Now based in Nashville, Shalom is focused on guiding the next generation through his management and publishing company, Power Move Management Group. He leverages his extensive industry experience to help artists find their voice and create lasting careers, perfectly aligning with the Helping Music Foundation’s A&R Program.

Shalom also dedicates time to education and mentorship, teaching music business and technology to empower artists with essential skills for success. As co-chair of the NAACP Nashville education committee, he advocates for greater opportunities for underrepresented communities in the music industry. His mission is clear: to discover raw talent, nurture it, and build artists who thrive in their careers and beyond.

David "DQ" Quiñones is a world-class hitmaker and vocal coach known for his warm, down-to-earth nature. He's collaborated with top artists like Beyoncé, BTS, Demi Lovato, and Lil Wayne. An alumnus of Berklee College of Music and Shenandoah Conservatory, DQ blends expertise in R&B, pop, jazz, and classical music to bring out the best in artists, whether in the studio or on shows like America's Got Talent.

Co-founder of The Writing Camp, DQ currently focuses on mentoring young talent in Nashville, helping bridge the gap between Music City and LA's hit music scene.

DQ’s vision includes creating an all-inclusive entertainment company that empowers veterans through education and hands-on industry experience.

Quiñones’s motto of Art Over Ego is reinforced by his beliefs that collaboration is key and the only ego in the room should be the song. He encourages artists not to let their egos hinder their creativity, reminding them to keep writing great songs and avoiding complacency.

Ian Osborne is an American writer/producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, TN. Starting off in Los Angeles in 2009 Ian began working with DJ Skee and his company in the heart of LA. Since then, Ian has been crafting music for programs such as Phineas and Ferb (DISNEY), The Power Rangers (NICK!) The Mountain Dew Tour (NBC), Kickin it (DISNEY) and has had music featured in NCAA, NFL, Animal Planet, FOX, and ESPN as well as ad placements for brands including Kay Jewelers, NASA, Touch of Modern, Barefoot, and Nordic Trak.

From 2017-2019, Ian scored and co-created the theme song for Season 26 and 27 of the iconic "Power Rangers" franchise airing on Nickelodeon. Other animated credits include production and scoring for Miraculous LadyBug (Nick/Disney), Denver the Last Dinosaur (M6-France), Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty (Nick), and Power Players (CartoonNetwork).

Since 2020 Ian has been the in-house producer for HOME - Helping Our Music Evolve, a music community in East Nashville created for the purpose of helping artists and creators build teams and incubate resources to grow their careers in the industry. Ian has also launched his own artist project called "Light League". The first single "Champion (10,000 Hours)" was placed in the season premier of All American-Homecoming airing on the CW.

Kipp is a Nashville-based producer/songwriter signed to Dr. Luke’s Prescription Songs. Kipp has had success across multiple genres producing and writing for artists such as Echosmith, Nick Carter, Avril Lavigne, RaeLynn, Thomas Gold, Justin Caruso and the Newsboys. Kipp also specializes in artist development - called “starting early” - with emerging pop artists in Nashville (Quinn Lewis, AnnaMae Hoffbeck among others) and Norway, where he organizes writing camps, conferences, community building and develops artists, writers and producers as part of Share Music Group. 

Kipp also works heavily in TV licensing with placements on HBO, ESPN, HGTV, Grey’s Anatomy, L Word, Love Island, T Mobile and more.

Pal is the founder of Artec Sync, a company that showcases a hand-selected, diverse catalog of songs curated from a global team of artists and writers. Each song is individually chosen, and Artec's in-house writers and producers also create custom music for briefs.

Recent sync placements include: Grownish on Hulu/Disney, Ruby and the Well on BYUtv, and two songs in Anora - an indie film and Palme d’Or Winner at Cannes 2024.

Pal is known for building strong relationships with artists and music supervisors, driven by the belief that a great song will always find its place to shine. Artec actively seeks new songs to represent, welcoming submissions from artists worldwide.

In a town that has historically turned its back on the hip hop community, Lord Goldie exists in an authentic space that fuses hip hop, soul, and rock in the underground Nashville music scene. Goldie has been well-versed in cross-genre storytelling since the inception of her debut EP in 2014.

Lord Goldie has amazed crowds on diverse stages, including The Mercy Lounge, The High Watt, the iconic New Orleans House of Blues, the A3C festival stage, and the coveted SXSW festival stage. She released the Trap Conscious EP 2018 and led with the single, “Leanin.” 2019 and 2020 were transformative years for Lord Goldie as she garnered multiple NIMA nominations following the release of hit singles “Risks,” “How Low,” and “When You Ready.” 

Lord Goldie continues to move the needle for Nashville hip-hop, while keeping her ear to the streets to elevate new talent. Her business endeavors include writing for sync, producing live shows, and offering creative direction and management services to indie artists.

Kenny Mullins is a Nashville-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with a passion for discovering and nurturing emerging talent. Originally from St. Petersburg, Florida, Kenny has always been driven by the desire to bring out the best in artists, helping them find their unique voice across genres like pop, country, reggae, and R&B.

Kenny has worked alongside industry giants such as Justin Gray, Matthew Gerrard, and Brian Malouf, gaining invaluable experience that he now brings to supporting up-and-coming musicians. His early career with Florida pop/reggae band Resinated gave him a deep understanding of the artist's journey—from the grind of touring to the exhilaration of sharing stages with acts like Dirty Heads and Rebelution. These experiences fueled Kenny's dedication to empowering other artists on their path.

With over 50 million streams globally and credits on shows like The Kardashians, Hulu, and Netflix, Kenny knows what it takes to make an impact. But more than accolades, it’s his love for collaboration and artist development that drives him. Whether in the studio, on stage, or through his work with Bopper Music, Kenny is committed to finding raw talent and guiding it to its fullest potential—aligning perfectly with the vision of Helping Music Foundation's A&R Program.

Endorsed by Fender Guitars and Native Instruments, and a proud member of ASCAP, Kenny Mullins is excited to help the next wave of artists shine, believing in the power of music to transform lives and build lasting careers.

Ian is an accomplished creative with a passion for nurturing talent in the music industry. With a Music BA degree from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Ian brings a strong educational foundation to his role. His extensive experience as an award-winning artist, songwriter, and producer provides him with valuable insights into the music industry. The wide range of projects he's worked on for artists like Ross Quinn and JP Cooper, and publishing companies like Universal, Audio Network and Sony Music have garnered millions of streams across platforms, as well countless sync placements on Netflix, Discovery, MTV and more.

Ian’s work extends beyond his musical output. He holds a creative practice certification with LifeBEAT and coordinates songwriting retreats for The Goffin & King Foundation, demonstrating his commitment to fostering creativity and collaboration. With years of experience in creative event coordination, Ian has helped organize and execute impactful initiatives that empower aspiring artists and songwriters.

Driven by a deep-seated desire to support and facilitate creative development, Ian’s multifaceted approach to the modern music industry is a culmination of his varied experience and dedication to excellence for all in the music world and beyond.

Brianna Ferraro is a singer-songwriter and music business professional with a passion for discovering talent and creating opportunities for independent artists. Originally from New York, Bri moved to Nashville to study music business at Belmont University, and since then has worked in A&R roles focused on emerging talent.

Bri's career began with "Breaking Sound," booking artist showcases across Nashville, Los Angeles, London, and more. She then joined the Web3 record label, Sound Bored Digital, scouting talent and building community for their artists. During her time there, she co-wrote and coordinated Shilly's single "Naked & Sideways," which topped Sound.XYZ.

Alongside her twin sister, Bri has performed at iconic venues like The Beacon Theater, The Bluebird Cafe, and SXSW. As T-Mobile’s “Emerging Artists,” they opened for artists like Lee Brice and Tyler Farr. Bri has been nominated as a “Writer to Watch” by NSAI, has secured song placements with MTV, recently wrote and recorded an EP for Warner Chappell Productions' TV/film library, and just signed on as a partner artist with United Masters in NYC.

Bri is thrilled to join HOME as an A&R coordinator, ready to build meaningful relationships within the community and help discover the next wave of artists. She brings a wealth of experience in talent scouting, artist showcases, and writer development, aligning perfectly with the Helping Music Foundation's mission to support independent creators.