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Chris Caminiti, Steven Clawson & Madison Cain at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

Presented by Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

September 24, 2011

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A classically-trained pianist and self-taught guitarist, Chris Caminiti moved to Nashville to pursue a full-time career in songwriting after teaching Algebra for ten years. In back-to-back years, he was a top-4 finalist in the CMT/NSAI Song Contest out of over 18,000 entries. Chris continues to write songs daily and performs regularly in Nashville’s top venues.

South Georgia native Steven Clawson believes blues, rock n’ roll and country are on the same beat. That beat, mixed witha little Cajun roots brings a sound that Steven and his fans like to call “Southern Soul”. Steven’s love of music and performing began at an early age, with much encouragement from his family. ”Both my parents were vocal majors in college, so I was constantly around singing as a child. My dad is a Southern Baptist minister, so I was "encouraged"….well forced….to sing in the church choir.” After earning a music business degree from Belmont University in Nashville, TN, Steven spent the next few years touring and promoting two independently released albums, Southern Soul and Restless. Steven recently appeared as a contestant on CMT Next Superstar, finishing in the top 2.

Northern California native, seventeen-year-old Madison Cain moved to Nashville to pursue her career as a county singer/songwriter. At thirteen, along with her father, Jonathan Cain, the keyboardist in Journey, she began to travel back and forth to Nashville to write and record with country hitsmith, Kim Tribble. For the last year, Madison has been working with many writers and trying to cultivate a extensive song catalogue, performing at the Bluebird, for the TJ Martell Foundation, the National Guard, and at for the Governor's "Let's play" Foundation Nashville NAMM Show 2010.