March 28, 2018- Nashville, TN- Still Working Music Group has named Emily Mueller Olson as Creative Director.  Emily will oversee the extensive Still Working catalog and work closely with Still Working writers to make sure their amazing songs are heard.

“We feel so lucky to have Emily join our Still Working family. She is extremely passionate and talented and we can’t wait to see what the future holds!” – Alex Orbison

Emily moved to Nashville in the Summer of 2005 with a passion for songs and songwriters. She graduated from Belmont University with a Music Business degree and has over 10 years of experience in publishing including stops at Disney Music Publishing, Tom-Leis Music, Pain in the Art Productions, ole, and launching her songwriter/producer/musician management business called listen + connect creative. Notably, Emily holds the credit of Production Assistant on almost a dozen major label projects, including Taylor Swift’s Speak Now album and The Band Perry’s self-titled debut. She has secured over 150 cuts for artists including Brett Young, Randy Houser, Sara Evans, Mickey Guyton, Justin Moore, Sister Hazel, and Trent Harmon.

“All I really want is to be surrounded by great music and great people…get incredible songs floating around Nashville heard….and to help songwriters I really believe in get to where they want to be. Getting to work with the Still Working roster is a dream come true.” – Emily Mueller Olson

Still Working Music was founded in 1990 by the late Barbara Orbison and is now run by her sons, Alex Orbison (President) and Roy Orbison, Jr. (Co-President) along with Chuck Fleckenstein (COO and General Manager).  Still Working Music’s writers include Tommy Lee James and his 8 Country #1’s and Grammy winners Jon Randall and Gordie Sampson.  Recent Still Working successes include Kenny Chesney’s #1, “All The Pretty Girls,” Miranda Lambert’s “Tin Man” (nominated as 2017 Country Song of the Year) and Lost Frequencies’ “Are You With Me,” a #1 in 18 countries around the world.  Still Working’s catalog includes hits by Taylor Swift (Swift’s “You Belong With Me” is the #8 all time Country song), One Direction, Ashley Monroe, Travis Denning, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Brooks & Dunn, and George Strait as well as cuts by Carrie Underwood, Dierks Bentley, Rascal Flatts, Easton Corbin, Reba McEntire, Martina McBride, Faith Hill, Celine Dion, and Joe Walsh.

Still Working Music writers include Tommy Lee James, Gordie Sampson, Jon Randall, Chase Bryant, Dylan Altman, Alana Springsteen, Dominic Scott Kay, and Lance Miller.  Still Working Music proudly partners with BMG, Kobalt, and Big Deal, among others.

Set for release early this year, Bentley says the album owes its creative genesis to a recent experience at Telluride Bluegrass Festival – a long-running roots music gathering held each year in the Rocky Mountains resort town of Telluride, Colorado. Click here to read more about Bentley’s upcoming album, The Mountain, set for release early this year!

Congratulations to Jon Randall, Jack Ingram, and Miranda Lambert for their nomination for the Grammy for Best Country Song for “Tin Man!”

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Thank you to Chris Young and Sony Music Group for including “Blacked Out” on your new album, Losing Sleep! Chris Young co-wrote Blacked Out with Still Working Music writer Jon Randall and Josh Hoge!

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Congratulations to Kenny Chesney on his 30th #1, “All The Pretty Girls,” written by
Still Working Music writer Tommy Lee James along with Josh Osborne and Nicolle Gaylon.

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“Hold The Light” written by Dierks Bentley and Still Working Music writer, Jon Randall, will be the
central song in the film Only The Brave. As Bentley describes the song “It is haunting.
Whenever I hear the song, it stirs up a crazy range of emotions. For sure.”

Listen to it here

Miranda Lambert Leads 2017 CMA Awards nominations including Single of the Year and Song of the Year for “Tin Man,” written by Still Working Music Writer Jon Randall with Miranda Lambert and Jack Ingram.

“As Kip Moore preps to release his third studio album, Slowheart, on Sept. 8, he first wants to acknowledge the ups and downs he’s experienced on his way to success. Doing so with an epic lyrical metaphor in his new song “The Bull,” (written by Jon Randall and Luke Dick)…”

To see the video and to read more, click here.

Bentley is contributing a track (co-written with Jon Randall) to the upcoming film, Only the Brave.

Only the Brave is a movie based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots. The fire crew, based out of the Prescott Fire Department in Prescott, Arizona, was sent to battle the devastating Yarnell Hill wildfire in 2013.

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