In 1998 Gil left home and headed for Nashville. He would eventually sign a major US record deal with Sony Music Nashville's Monument Records. His debut album "Famous First Words" immediately gained the attention and accolades of the country music industry. He received three CCMA nominations including Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year and Wrangler Rising Star. This proved to be an impressive debut and a solid foundation for a brand new artist to build on. Almost immediately, Gil found himself on the road, opening shows for American headliners like Tracy Byrd and the Dixie Chicks. Gil Grand's career was heating up, and Nashville was becoming more than aware of Gil's songwriting abilities. This led not only to friendships, but several successful collaborations with two of Nashville's best - Odie Blackmon, who wrote George Strait's chart-topper "She'll Leave You With A Smile" and Byron Hill, who penned another #1 for Strait, "Fool Hearted Memory".

With a bunch of new songs under his belt, the stage was set for the release of his second album entitled "Burnin". Released in December of 2002, Burnin' has become virtually a "greatest hits" album. "Cry A Little", Break It To Them Gently", "Run" and the title track all blazed their way up the charts and were mainstays on radio airwaves across the country.

The success of this record earned Gil 5 CCMA nominations in 2003 including Single Of The Year, Socan Song Of The Year, Video Of The Year, and Best Album Graphics, with Gil taking home the award for Independent Male Artist of the Year.

In the summer of 2005, Gil began recording his third album. Working with CCMA Award winning producer, Joel Feeney, he has put together his finest collection of songs to-date. In September, the album's producers (Gil and Joel) received the prestigious CCMA Award for "Producers Of The Year".

Whether sharing his songs and stories in an acoustic setting, or performing at one of his energetic full-band concerts, Gil Grand continues to wow audiences with his pure traditional voice and his ability to entertain and connect with the fans. "It's an incredible feeling to share your music with the fans and to know you've touched someone's life

Gil Grand is now the President of Grand & Gee Music Group in Nashville. This new music publishing company and recording studio is something Gil has always dreamed about.

Randy Gee is a successful business entrepreneur from Fort St.John BC, Canada with a long list of impressive accolades. At the age of 26 he launched PRO PILE INC, which would become the first of his many oilfield service companies. In 1998 Randy bought a hunting territory Terminus Mountain Adventures and small air charter company by the name of Kechika Valley Air. Over the following several years Randy Gee would continue to establish himself in the business world as he launched several other construction and development type Vancouver based companies. In 2005 Randy Gee purchased North Cariboo Air, which has today become a successful air charter company with more than 30 aircrafts. From a young age pickin' on his first 1 string guitar, Randy developed a profound passion for music. Like most musicians, he has spent many years in and out of several different bands honing his guitar playing skills. Today he is a proud member of the band Big Jim and the Twins. In 2006 Randy and his band had the opportunity to share the stage with Canadian recording artists Jake Mathews and Gil Grand. This would spark a new friendship and pave the way towards his newest business venture, Grand & Gee Music Group in Nashville TN. Randy Gee is not only the CEO but a valued and key member of it's writing staff.