With a handful of Top 10 hits to his credit from his Debut self-titled 2007 release, Bucky Covington was primed to build on that success when his last label closed its doors. Now ready to finally get his sophomore album out, Bucky today announced a new label partnership, as the 'premier' artist on the Entertainment One Nashville artist roster.

Check out the debut music video from American Idol's 10th winning artist. Does this video help enhance a single that rocketed into the Top 20 but has been stagnant in the teens of the chart since. Click above to watch and let us know what you think!

With her Top 2 finish on American Idol this year, Lauren Aliana joined Scotty McCreery in giving the show it's first all-country finale. Does the newcomer showcase talent on this EP to suggest a big career ahead of her?

Scotty McCreery won American Idol on the strength of his youthful charm that appealed to both tween and teen girls and their parents who likened Scotty to the boy next door.

With a powerful set of vocals that belies her status as a teenager, Lauren Alaina slowly gained confidence as American Idol moved along this year and arrived full-circle with this single "Like My Mother Does." Will it help her become a bigger star than Scotty McCreery?

As the winner of 2011's Season 10 edition of American Idol, Scotty McCreery becomes the second country music artist (after Carrie Underwood) to win the show. Will this single set him up to become the next great country star like Carrie's become?

Scotty McCreery sang this potential radio single after singing two other tracks on the first half of the Idol Finale. Check it out here.

Lauren Alaina sings "Maybe It Was Memphis," a classic song from the 1990s made famous by the great Pam Tillis.

Check out Scotty McCreery's reprise of a track from earlier in the Season of American Idol Season 10. This one is one of his best performances of the season and shows that he's more than 'just Josh Turner'.

In this exclusive editorial, we discuss what we think would help make these country music-based American Idol youngsters long-term assets to country music. Does that mean waiting to release an album when they're ready or capitalizing on their sudden fame now?