The third single from the duo's self-titled debut album for Warner Brothers Nashville, the JaneDear girls are hoping to break-open with this single as it's now at country radio. Take a listen to the John Rich-produced tune and let us know what you think!

Now here's a song thats' bound to draw the ire of many country music fans out there. Despite possessing more fiddle and 'country' instruments than many hits thesedays, the song also has modern rock/hip-hop influences. Do we think it'll be a hit?

With their first single "Wildflower" breaking the Top 15, the JaneDear girls proved there was indeed still room for yet another duo, providing that the music hit all the right notes. Will/should their sophomore single "Shotgun Girl" be an even bigger hit?

With a hot single in the Top 15 at country radio, the JaneDear girls have certainly made an impression on country fans.  With their debut album released this week, the girls (Susie Brown and Danelle Leverett) talked to us for our latest New Artist Spotlight.

With the release of this album the JaneDear girls are bringing back the attitude that has largely been abscent from the scene since Shania 'retired.'  Does the duo help to make up for her absence with this, the JaneDear girls' debut album?

Big Kenny is known for his days in Big & Rich and now he has released this song and video as he participates as one of "Can You Duet's" judges this season.

With "Need You Now" already having held down the top spot on the country singles charts for a month, Lady Antebellum has set themsleves up quite nicely for the this follow-up single from Need You Now.  Does this single have what it takes to be a big hit too?

Watch Miranda Lambert's latest music video here. It features a cameo from Jamey Johnson and is a song from Revolution.

Watch Michelle Branch's first solo country music video here.

After finally establishing himself as one-half of the popular duo Big & Rich, Big Kenny is currently a judge on the latest edition of "Can You Duet."  With is personality to love everybody well documented, how will he translate that to a solo country career?