With a Top 40 hit under his belt in 2010 for "The Call," Matt Kennon returns on his own label with this lead single from the just-released 77. Take a listen to this special new tune and let us know what you think.

Take a listen to Bucky Covington's lead single from the upcoming 2012 release for his new record label, eOne Entertainment Nashville. After listening, let us know what you think!

Take a listen to one of the great tracks from Grand Ole Opry star Ricky Skaggs' latest album Country Hits Bluegrass Style. The song is one of 14 Ricky Skaggs' classic country hits remade in an acoustic/bluegrass manner.

Take a listen to what is 99.9% likely to be the second single from Eric Church's third album Chief. After listening to the song we'd love to hear what you think of the song's chances of hitting #1 on the charts.

After a couple of years away from the country music scene, Chris Cagle's coming back at a good time with his country rock sound more of what country radio seemingly wants these days. Take a listen to his debut single for Bigger Picture Group here.

Blake Shelton has become a superstar over the past year and a half by picking easy to digest and fun songs. This one, he's said, is more personal to him than any other song recorded in the past. Take a listen to the song here.

Earlier this year writer Chuck Dauphin had the chance to meet up with newcomer Jacob Lyda at CRS to discuss his path to the release of his debut single "I'm Doin' Alright" and much, much more. Get to know the Alabama native in this exclusive new artist spotlight.

Lucy Angel is a trio composed of a mother (Kate Anderton) and her daughters Lindsay and Emily.  Take a listen to their new single from their self-titled EP.

We're always looking to share some new, unknown talent with you and are happy to share this new song from a talented up and comer.  Take a listen to Chase Yaklin's new single.  It's taken from his recently released EP on HOR Records.

With the music world evolving enough for smaller labels and artists to compete with the 'big boy' major labels, an artist like Jacob Lyda really has a shot at success on the charts. Does "I'm Doing Alright" have enough to suggest he's worthy of such attention and success?