David Serby's music isn't the stuff that you're bound to hear on mainstream country radio stations but any fan of true-blue Merle Haggard-like country may want to check the record out, as should mainstream country fans.

It's been four years since Jason Aldean first appeared on the Country scene and in those four years, he's sold nearly two million albums and scored 6 radio hits. Will "Wide Open" continue his forward momentum or has he already peaked?

Currently the biggest country star in all of Canada, Johnny Reid has put together a string of memorable performances and singles and sold-out concert dates.   "Dance With Me" is his new album.  Will it help make him a bigger star?

Andy Friedman is a Brooklyn, NY-based artist who plays a brand of country music not often heard in the mainstream thesedays.  That's to say that it has an Americana sensibility that plays very well.  Who knew such a thing came from NYC?

Texas has given birth to some great country music over the years and on this one album, Ranchin' man Todd Fritsch seems to cover all the bases.  "Sawdust" is the kind of album many artists would love to make but does that make it good?

The idea for this album came from Willie Nelson's former label boss and good friend Jerry Wexler in the 1960s.  This album is a collection of classic Western Swing performed by Willie Nelson and Asleep at The Wheel.

The record business is notoriously fickle and not prone to second chances yet here James Otto is with his second release. Does his perseverence pay off or fall flat?

Major record labels often follow trends when signing new artists. While some may insist that Capital Nashville's newest group is a trend follower, they might actually be blazing a trail.

While Toby's recent releases have felt a little lacking in the quality department, signs were pointing to that changing with the release of this album.  With it, Toby has taken the gloves off andreturned his sound to what made him a big superstar.

Heidi Newfield first came to prominence as the dynamic lead singer of the trio Trick Pony. After recording 3 albums and scoring a few hits with that band, Heidi decided it was time to move on. She signed to the same record label, Curb Records, that Trick Pony was signed to and set about to record the tracks for her surprisingly solid solo debut.