James Otto was a virtual unknown to the music world prior to "Just Got Started Lovin' You," a song so big that it not only became 2008's biggest country hit but also remained so popular that follow-up singles weren't played as much.  Will this song suffer the same fate?James Otto was a virtual unknown to the music world prior to "Just Got Started Lovin' You," a song so big that it not only became 2008's biggest country hit but also remained so popular that follow-up singles weren't played as much.  Will this song suffer the same fate?

After the huge success of the power ballad "Here Comes Goodbye," It's only natural for Rascal Flatts to follow that song up with a party-ready rollicking summer tune that will get people up and moving at their concerts.  Is that good enough to gaurntee a hit?

Listen to the latest Trace Adkins single here.

Here's the Trailer Choir's second radio single after last summer's "Off The Hillbilly Hook."

After releasing the fun party song "Off The Hillbilly Hook" last summer, the Trailer Choir returns with a single that feels like it could be a hit for Big Vinny, Butter and Crystal.  Will radio and fans take to a single that is light years away from their first single?

While rumors had said that Sugarland was going to release the epic, U2-like ballad "Love," the Grammy-winning duo has instead shipped this single to radio instead.  Will the playful song keep the duo's chart-topping success?

With 1.5 albums sold already, "Love On The Inside" is continuing to look like a juggernaut of a release with the first two singles topping the charts.  Does this single follow the same course or will it's 'big sound' alienate the single from country radio?

Whitney Duncan has been kicking around for the better part of this decade yet her debut single "When I Said I Would" didn't make much of a dent on Country radio.  Will "The Bed That You Made" suffer the same fate or will this infectious single be the ticket to stardom?

Here's the official video for Sugarland's first single of 2009, "Love."

Justin Moore scored his first Top 40 single with the silly "Back That Thing Up" and now he returns to radio with this song, an ode to his hometown that he still loves to explore.  With similar-themed songs at radio does this newcomer stand out enough to have a hit single?