Originally from Stillwater, OK the same town that has given the world Garth Brooks and many Red Dirt/Texas Music artists, No Justice has steadily earned a regional audience.  Will they break nationally with this, their latest release?

Last Year Michael Sarver earned a Top 10 finish on American Idol and while he thought soul/pop was where he fit best, most people, like me, felt he was a better fit for mainstream country music.  How does he fare on this, his debut CD?

For Cracker Barrel's latest exclusive music release, the chain of country restaurants has chosen to issue a special Collector's Edition of Craig Morgan's That's Why album.  In this review, we discuss the tracks on this edition of the album.

The Stone River Boys are made up of members of The Holisters, The Hacienda Brothers, and Charlie Robison's backing band.  How does this new 'supergroup' of sorts fare on their debut genre-bending album?

With this Walmart-exclusive, 8 of country music's brightest current stars tribute the founding fathers of Southern Rock.  Does the album live up to the legacy of the band? Do the artists make the songs their own?

Truly one of the best-kept secrets nationally, Darrell Scott is a songwriter with few rivals.  After covering his favorite writers on Modern Hymns he returns with this two-disc meditation on his life that reads like a musical memoir.

During his run on Canadian Idol, Jaydee Bixby mixed his teenaged charm with a brand of country music that fit well within more traditionalist values than pop country mores.  Does this sophomore release from the 19 year old match it?

Melanie Denard is a newcomer to the national scene with this independent release.  Does she do enough to stand out and compete with the mainstream major label artists with Dare To Live? Does her talent match or surpass them?

By now everybody knows Jerrod Niemann as the singer of "Lover, Lover." Can he turn the summer hit of 2010 into a long-lasting career? Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury goes a long way in answering that question.

For many years Guy Penrod was known for his contributions as the lead vocalist in the Gaither Family Band southern gospel band.  Wanting to strectch his wings a little bit, Guy left the band for this album.  Was it a good decision?