Danny Gokey scored with American Idol audiences with his tender yet gravelly voice.  Now signed to a country deal with 19/RCA Nashville, Danny is set to release this song, produced by Mark Bright, to country radio.  Will Danny Gokey become the latest Idol country star?

It's no secret that modern country music has taken a turn towards pop-leaning sounds of past decades.  This new Republic Nashville trio has that pop-leaning sound but they do it with an organic, fresh flair that is highlighted with this debut single.

Sony Music Nashville's latest artist signed to their Columbia Nashville imprint is singer/songwriter Josh Thompson.  Will his single help the label break a Columbia Nashville act into the Top 40 after a little bit of a dry spell?  Find out what we think here.

With "Strange" landing near the Top 10, Reba McEntire certainly has reintroduced herself to fans and radio alike.  What does this song, her follow-up, hold for her?  Will it become an even bigger hit for the superstar or will it fall flat? Should the song even get any attention?

Sara Evans certainly has lived a gossip-filled past couple of years.  As her hits seemingly brushed the Top 10 or failed to even go Top 20, she had a public divorce and, then, a public marriage.  This song chronicles the latter but is it enough to return her to the top of the charts?

Jamey Johnson became a critical darling when he released his self-produced album "That Lonesome Song." While radio embraced "In Color," It is going to be a tough road to complete acceptance at radio as songs like this one are so different than what radio likes.

Here's an interesting new single from the legendary vocal quartet.  Did the Oak Ridge Boys choose wisely in choosing to rework a rock song into a song that would fit their harmonic vocal style? While radio will likely still ignore the single should new fans still take a listen?

Warning!  Within the first 10 seconds of listening to Jeff Griffith’s latest single “Dip Me In Beer,” you are highly likely to have a smile come across your face. If you're looking for something to spin at your backyard BBQ parties, this may just be your song.  But will it be a hit?

The second single of her self-titled sophomore record features Kellie's buddy Taylor Swift.  That alone will give the song a boost at radio.  That boost, however, isn't the only thing going for Kellie here as this song looks, sounds and feels like her big break-out hit. Or does it?

Choosing to tell a story that's not often heard on modern country radio, Williams Riley manages to leave an impression on the listener with a finely-crafted single from their self-titled debut album.  While it's a great song, will radio warm up to it?