Armand Hutton is the founder and CEO of Hutton Records based in Nashville, TN. He is also a bass singer, songwriter, producer, and GRAMMY-nominated arranger (Do You Hear What I Hear). 
 His a cappella singing career professionally began when he became a member of the vocal band, Naturally 7. It was with Naturally 7 that he was afforded the opportunity to tour and perform with Michael Bublé, Quincy Jones, Ludacris, Lionel Richie, and Coldplay (with the latter’s front man Chris Martin proclaiming live on radio and again in front of a sold-out amphitheater that Armand is the "best bass on the planet”). While with Naturally 7, he wrote the songs And That's When You Love Me and Need You With Me - Single Version which landed a top 10 spot on the US Billboard Smooth Jazz chart. 
 Armand has done session work for Disney, EA sports, WORD, Robert Randolph, and is the bass singer for YouTube sensation Peter Hollens. Along with session work Armand has recorded 2 audiobooks, volunteer teaches a songwriting class for middle schoolers at a local Preparatory school on a weekly basis, and is currently a member of the a cappella group Street Corner Symphony.