Their story starts in the year of 2016 downtown at a Coffee Shop called Dough Re Mi in Buckhannon, West Virginia. Adam used to run a daytime open mic and encouraged people to either perform and share their music or play along with him. Adam had multiple different instrument players come to the open mic from accordion, banjo, a washtub bass player, and so many other instrument. Ron Pugh was telling Kiara for over 2 months that she should come to this open mic at a coffee shop in town. He said it is really fun and we would have a wonderful time! Kiara told him “I’ll come one day soon.” One day she finally went to the open mic with her mother "Melissa Williams" and friend "Dakota Russell". Kiara and her friend played a couple of tunes and jammed with the other musicians that were there. As they were there Adam started to play a chord progression that he was working on. Kiara started listening to him and then picked up her instrument out of her case and started playing along with him. It instantly clicked! The whole room just turned quiet, you could hear a pen drop. It was like they were the only ones there. Adam said when she started playing along with it, it sounded like the background music to “Braveheart.” Adam would play things different in the song and she would play the same thing. (it’s like she would know what he would play next.) After we got done we actually had someone come up to us and said that they wanted to hire us to play that song in a local documentary. We said, "first off we don't even know each other and that wasn't even a song." The magic in that very moment is what created Key to Adam. They then friended each other on Facebook and started working on their journey and practicing from then on.