The Zac Brown Band have become one of country music's biggest stars for their ability to write and perform songs that speak to the country music audience.  With their fourth single from The Foundation the band has taken on a reflective tone.  Does it work?

The Lost Trailers scored a Top 10 hit with "Holler Back" and followed that up with "How 'Bout You Don't."  For their latest single the Lost Trailers were a bit undecided but eventually came to their senses and released this song as a single.  Will it be a another hit for them?

Is their room on country music's airwaves right now for another traditional country music minded vocalist.  Well, it seems that as long the vocalist is a man, it's ok.  If that's the case then this song will be a hit single.  Aside from the sound, why should this song be a hit?

Jack Ingram has scored at radio with his uptempo fare yet he's more than just a mainstream country rcoker as he proves on his current album Big Dreams & High Hopes.  This new single is a chance to show fans another side while hopefully continuing Jack's hit streak.

After releasing one of 2008's finest albums in For All The World To See Becky Schlegel returns to the airwaves with her latest single from her own Lilly Ray Records label. Does this single, the first for the upcoming Dandelion portent another fine album?

It's easy to forget that country, the blues and rock have been linked together moreso than the current country and pop and southern rock marriage.  What happens, then, when a newcomer releases a remake of a classic rock song such as this one? Is it any good?

Jimmy Wayne has made no secret of his love for the music of Hall & Oates, particularly their smash 1976 hit "Sara Smile."  While most people thought he'd eventually cover it for an album, never would it have been seen as a single, yet here it is.  Will the song be a hit?

With two #1 hits under his belt from his third album Little Bit of Life Billy Currington certainly is understandibly riding high.  Will this new single continue the hit streak or does it signal a 'safe' approach to garnering airplay in hopes of a solid, middle of the road career?

While Lee Ann Womack has scored critical success with her last two albums There's More Where That Came From and Call Me Crazy, the songstress hasn't scored much success at radio.  Will she return to the top of the charts with her version of this popular song?

The best thing about about music is how it inspires people to love or hate it.  It's like an extension of our own human experience and that's exactly what happens with this single, Matt Kennon's debut single for Bama Jam/Stroudavarious Records.