Born in LA and raised near Austin, Texas, Jamie Blythe began as a young actor on stage and became a singer/songwriter performing throughout the Hill country and the City of Angels, where her sweet soulful voice found its way onto recordings and around the live circuit. Jamie found love in a kindred spirit in music, moved to Chicago and started a family. Inspired by motherhood, Jamie drew from her experience in Country and Americana, adapting it for children's entertainment and became known as "Miss Jamie from the Farm", paying tribute to her beginnings on her family ranch in Texas by entertaining littles with her farm-centric songs, while giving parents something to love with her beautiful music. Her on-stage acting days are on pause, but she still gets to work her chops behind the mic as the voice of many national brands on commercials for TV and radio.

Erik J. Martin is bilingual in techno-engineer-geek-speak and also English. He's been translating the technical pleas of artists, musicians, and actors in language spoken by computers, recording equipment and microphones for decades. Raised around musicians, he's been playing instruments since he was just 2 years old and started freelancing as a studio consultant while in his teens. With his knack for understanding audio AND people, he began producing records and engineering voiceover with enthusiasm. Since meeting the love of his life, Jamie Blythe, he's specialized in the technical knowhow to make her creative visions in music, video, or voiceover into reality. He also freelances in photography, writing, video, and audio engineering, as well as home studio design and installation.