In the debut of this bi-weekly feature, we present an interview with Broken Bow Records newcomer Dustin Lynch - also one of Our Ones to Watch in 2012 - and learn more about him and his career. Read on here to learn more about this independent newcomer.

One of our ones to watch in 2012, Dustin Lynch is a talented (and handsome) newcomer signed to Broken Bow Records. Take a listen to this, his brand new single just released to radio (and iTunes).

This newcomer first came to our attention as a touring partner of Colt Ford's previous to his deal with BNA Records. Now ready to take the world on in 2012, Tyler Farr has just released his debut single "Hot Mess." Take a listen to the single here.

Take a listen to the lead single from the duo's debut album for RCA Nashville. The song is also the first single from the group since becoming a duo.

Brad Paisley has released the fourth single from This Is Country Music. "Camouflage" follows "This Is Country Music," "Old Alabama" and "Remind Me" on the charts. Listen to the new single here.

Reba McEntire has been the top female vocalist in country music for over 30 years on the strenght of sassy tunes like "Take It Back" and "Why Haven't I Heard From You."  Does this single have enough to become another addition to Reba's collection of classic tunes?

With "Blue Sky," Capitol Records Nashville is sticking with Emily West with the hopes that this super talented artist can finally get something up the charts.  Will this beautiful and lyrical ballad, which gets an assist from Keith Urban, be her breakthrough?

The Harters first appeared with this song last year.  While they worked to hone their sound and their music, they released to iTunes and Amazon this single and "Gettin' Out of Dodge."  Now they're releasing this one to radio, will it find success on the charts?

After the Top 17 success of "Beer on the Table," Josh Thompson is set to launch even higher on the charts with the title track to his debut album.  In this 'review,' we find two friends discussing this single and other songs like it and if it should be allowed to be a hit.

Listen to Kenny Chesney's latest single.  It debuted on the charts at 23 last week.  The single will be played during the end credits of Chesney's "3-D" concert film.