Worn leather jacket beside an old acoustic guitar in a dark room

Biography

Story

What happened to them is part of the history, not the whole person. Here is who they are now.

Lead vocalist · Guitar

Scar

Name
Jesse “Scar” Callahan
Age
34
Hometown
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Role
Lead country vocalist · Songwriter
Instrument
Voice · Acoustic guitar

Scar was a quiet kid carrying more than he should have. His childhood included abuse and violence he never deserved. At seventeen he went to prison, and the years inside stripped everything down to the studs. That is where he found music.

Addiction followed him out and nearly finished the job. Recovery, hard work, and people who refused to give up on him gave him a life back — one honest day at a time.

He writes direct. Deep, gravelly bass-baritone, dry humor, slow to trust and loyal to a fault. He turns what he survived into songs so other people know they are not the only one.

Outlived it. Still here.

Vocals · Rap · Advocate

Sage

Name
Sage Anderson
Age
28
Hometown
Atlanta, Georgia
Role
Rapper · Singer · Songwriter
Instrument
Voice

Sage was raised in Atlanta in a house that gave her nothing to stand on. She was trafficked from fourteen to seventeen. She escaped, ran, and survived — then made her way to Los Angeles and fought for her own words and her own voice.

She found purpose volunteering at a crisis center, and she has been an outspoken advocate against human trafficking and child exploitation ever since.

On record she is a smoky alto-mezzo with a razor-sharp flow, able to switch from lethal bars to a haunting melody inside one verse. Funny, competitive, fiercely loyal, and the brightest light in a dark room.

Still here.

Empty Southern back road at night lit by headlights

Together

Scar & Sage

They are partners in music and in life. Neither one is the other's rescue story. They met as two people already standing, compared scars, and decided that standing together beat standing alone.

What comes out of that is a sound built on friction and trust: dirty guitars, heavy drums, modern low end, Southern storytelling and two voices that refuse to soften each other. Honesty, humor, rebellion and purpose — in that order, most days.

“The scar proves you survived. The sage is what you learned.”