In our debut edition of this new weekly feature, we take a look at 10 of the most recent singles released to country radio and offer our thoughts about them in one convenient place. read on to see our thoughts on these new singles here!

Alan Jackson's second single for his own Alan's Country Records label (in partnership with EMI Nashville) is this classic-sounding ballad. Take a look at the new music video here.

Country icon Alan Jackson has found a new record label home in EMI Music Nashville, surprising many - including us - who figured he'd go with either his buddy Keith Stegall and Bigger Picture Entertainment or with Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Label Group.

After over 20 years with Arista Nashville, country music superstar Alan Jackson has parted ways with the company. The speculation will now begin on where Alan will end up as he obviously is looking to continue recording country music. We have an idea of where he'll go.

Alan Jackson is part of the vaunted "Class of 1989" thanks to a winning formula that's kept the neo-traditionalist feel of the 1980s going strong for 20 years now. This collection mixes all 34 (now 35) of his #1 hits in one 2 CD package.

For the lone new recording for the upcoming 34 Number Ones double disc collection, Alan Jackson has turned to a well-known classic originally made popular by the late great Johnny Cash.  Will country radio and fans help AJ gain another hit with it?

Craig Campbell's debut single is rising up the country charts.  Take a look at this new music video for the tune.

With over 70k albums sold this past week, Toby Keith returns to the pole position on the SoundScan Hot 200 Albums chart this week with Bullets in the Gun. He is joined by Kenny Chesney and the Zac Brown Band in the Top 5 this week. How did other albums fare?

The star-packed lineup for "The 44th Annual CMA Awards" launches with today's announcement that Dierks Bentley, Kenny Chesney, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, and the pairing of Zac Brown Band with Alan Jackson would perform on the show.

Country music used to be a genre of music that discussed everything in one's life, from the good to the bad to the ugly.  Craig Campbell hopes to bring some of these topical tunes back with this, his debut single.  Will it find the audience it accurately describes?