With a hit single on the charts in "Storm Warning," Hunter Hayes has released this, his debut album. Take a look at what we have to say about the photogenic 20-year-old's self-titled album and if we think a star is about to explode.

Jeff Allen is a new singer/songwriter who worked with Kenny Greenberg and Odie Blackmon on this new EP. Take a look to see what we have to say about Jeff Allen's self-titled EP and whether we think it's a winner or not.

Billy Currington has made a mark with a winning collection of sultry, soulful ballads and down-home country rave-ups. Read on to see what we have to say about his first ever 'best-of' collection, part of the UMG Icon series.

Check out the new music video from Brantley Gilbert. It's the lead single from his upcoming album Halfway to Heaven (Deluxe Edition) and was produced by Dann Huff. 

With the massively successful 20 year ride with Brooks & Dunn concluded, Ronnie Dunn has recorded and now released his debut solo album. Did he manage to craft an album that stands out and away from the past legacy?

For most of America, Brantley Gilbert is a new name (which may get confused with Bradley Gaskin). The singer recently signed with power indie Valory Music Company for his next album release. Find out what we think of Brantley's new single and let us know if you agree or not.

Newcomer Blake Wise released a single earlier this year and while it didn't hit the charts, it did introduce the 21-year-old singer to many folks at radio and like label mate James Wesley, it has this, his second single, already on the charts.  Is it worthy of being a hit?

In a time when the ability to actually play and sing music in a live situation isn't nearly as revered as being able to have a big light show and dance, along comes a new guitar slinger named Frankie Ballard to help remind us why live performances are so special.

For many years Guy Penrod was known for his contributions as the lead vocalist in the Gaither Family Band southern gospel band.  Wanting to strectch his wings a little bit, Guy left the band for this album.  Was it a good decision?

Frankie Ballard is one of a group of new artists that is coming along ready to take the country music world by storm.  Does his debut single "Tell Me You Get Lonely" do enough to suggest a successful career lies ahead or does it fall flat in making him stand out?