With their fourth album "Believe," Emerson Drive hopes to continue their momentum up the charts.  Does the album contain enough to help them achieve their goals or is it merely a ordinary affair? Does it have another "Moments?"

Fans may remember Adam's first hit single from last summer, "Crazy Days." Now working "What It Takes" to radio, Adam and his label team have partnered with iTunes to give fans the chance to download this single for free.

Here's the video for Adam Gregory's second single in the USA.

Here's the newest single from Adam Gregory.  It's from his upcoming USA debut album, set for an early 2009 release.

After experiencing mild success with "Crazy Days," Adam Gregory returns to the singles charts with an impressive new single that is the first song to be released under NSA/Midas Records' new partnership with Big Machine Records.  Does the song have enough to stand out at country radio?

Here's the debut video for Whiskey Falls, a sountrn-rock style vocal group.

Adam Gregory is a star in Canada and, with "Crazy Days," he's now a rising star in the USA.  Adam's debut USA album on NSA/Midas/Big Machine Records will come out soon.

Country music is full of young stars but most of the time, for whatever reason, the teen-aged stars are typically female.  Adam Gregory bucked that trend in Canada and now has broken through stateside. Read what he had to say about his career so far.

What happens when an artist signs to a small indie label and experiences quick success? Well, they partner with other independent labels to get even more exposure. For Adam Gregory that means him signing with the successful Big Machine Records label, in partnership with his current NSA/Midas Records label.