Industry
Save The Music America, Inc. is driven by "Music Industry Professionals" who feel the effects of piracy. The following are those who have chosen to stand with us in our mission of bringing awareness and education to this matter and we thank you! STMA - a 501(c)3 Foundation
STMA – We would like to thank all the participating artist who volunteered their voice for PSA spots. Words cannot express how grateful we are to you for the time you gave to Save the Music America at the CRS conference. We are truly committed to this cause and to the artists that helped us begin our awareness mission to help make a difference to end piracy.
| Tracy Lawrence Jerrod Niemann The McClymonts Buddy Jewell Ty Herndon Billy Dean David Ball Bryan White Ira Dean The Roys Sean Patrick McGraw Kaylin Karr |
Dustin Lynch Joe Bonsall The Farm Jaida Dreyer Corey Wagar Sherry Lynn Justin Haigh Glen Templeton Jason Cassidy Matt Kennon Wayne Mills Band |
Erica Nicole Taylor Made Julie Ingram Susan Cattameo Lucas Hoge Candy Coburn Madonna Nash Dee Hilligoss Lisa Matassa Beth Coyhall Kayla Nettle |
Joanna Mosca Justin McBride Deborah Allen James Wesley Mark Wayne Glasmire Leah Seawright David Frizzell Lizzie Sider Manty McIntosh One height Rodeo Kelly Parkes |
Producer, Musician, Writer, Cactus Plant Studio’s, Drummer for Highway 101, Julianne Hough, Johnny Rivers, Steve
Faculty Berklee College of Music Department: 
Marla is the Director of RadioActive Promotions and President & Host of Nashville Music Space with Marla Sitten. She
Carl Tuttle is one of the seminal figures in the development of contemporary worship. His music has been played in
Mr. Spinosa began his career in 1957 as a teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School System. He Received his Doctorate
Barry Shrum, is an Nashville entertainment attorney, a 25 year music industry veteran, and experienced litigator. Barry
Nashville musician and intellectual property advocate.
Dave Gibson is the President, Chief Creative Officer, and co-founder of Savannah Music Group. As lead singer for Sony
Bob moved to Nashville in 1980, where he landed a job with Warner Bros. Records as National Promotion Director.
Long time harmonica player for Willie Nelson & Family band
Bee Spears, longtime friend of STMA founder Mark Dreyer, passed away Thursday December 8, 2011. "If it weren't for Bee I
