About

NANCY PEACOCK, CEO/FOUNDER

Nancy is a frequent panelist and song evaluator for various organizations and conferences including Durango Expo, West Coast Songwriter’s Conference, ASCAP Expo, Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival, Global Songwriters Connection Focus Event.  A graduate of Sweet Briar College and Vanderbilt University, Nancy has a BA in applied classical music and an MA in history. Settling in Atlanta to raise her family, Nancy's love of pop and r&b music eventually led her to songwriting and back to Nashville.  From its inception in 2006,  Washington Street has grown into a respected independent publishing company and boutique sync music library. She is a member and actively involved in AIMP, The Recording Academy (former board member), CMA, WIFT, SOURCE, SOLID, and GMS (Friends of the Guild of Music Supervisors).

QUEENIE MULLINIX, CREATIVE DIRECTOR

As a veteran DIY performing songwriter, Queenie gained valuable experience in promotion, and booking as a member of several notable Atlanta bands before going solo. (To date she has released 4 albums and is working on a new EP with her son, Atlanta multi-instrumentalist/producer Justin Mullinix. (Rehab, Heavy Mojo, Stokeswood)  Her musical 'education' continued through music business workshops, conferences, and continuing ed. courses at Emory University. Queenie learned the basics of recording and production by working with Grammy award-winning producer Billy Hume (Infamous Stringdusters, Ludacris, Pitbull, Ying Yang Twins, Lil John+) at his Zone Studio. In 2001 she and her husband, bassist Dave Webb, moved to Nashville where she worked as a song plugger/creative director for Wolf Music & Sound Design and publicity director of Slugfest Records before coming on board at WSP. Queenie plays and writes with her church worship band. As a survivor, she donates her time and talents to raise money and awareness for breast cancer research.