With a new record label - Sugar Hill Records - on his side, Pat Green will return early next year with the follow-up to his decade-old Songs We Wish We'd Written album he did with Cory Morrow. Read on to find out all the details about the album here!

Take a listen to this, the lead single from Pat Green's early 2011 album Songs We Wish We'd Written II. To be released by Sugar Hill Records, the album features songs from some of Pat's favorite writers. This one's a Joe Ely co-write with Will Allan Sexton.

In an interview with Holly Gleason, Pat Green discusses his career thus far and how his new album reflects who he is and where he's come from.

Listen to the title track from Pat Green's "What I'm For" album on BNA Records.

Pat Green scored a Top 10 hit with "Let Me" and then followed it up with "Country Star" which was slowly but surely rising up the charts yet Pat and his label have decided to change courses and issue "What I'm For" as a single.  Was it a smart decision?

With the biggest sales week of the year, Rock icons U2 have knocked Country-Pop star Taylor Swift from the pole position on the charts with nearly 500,00 CDs sold last week.  There was a surpise Top 3 appearance from a critically acclaimed indie Alt-Country artist too.

After last week's strong chart numbers, the dismal state of the Hot Album Charts return as the high of the Grammy Awards is officially over.  Still, It's not all bad for some artists, particularly Taylor Swift as she once again dominates the chart, her 10th week on top.

After just missing the Top 10 at Country radio with his single "Let Me," Pat Green returns to the airwaves with a single that was inspired by Nickelback's silly "Rockstar."  Both songs parody the illusion of what one gets by becoming a star.  Does Pat hit the mark?

Here's the latest Pat Green single.

After a remarkable run that tied Usher and his "Confessions" album's chart-topping run of 8 weeks, Taylor Swift saw her "Fearless" album finally dethroned.  It took a legend and is latest release to do it.  What other country albums made the chart this week?