With a DYI attitude, an artist can succeed or fail on their own accord and with "Dollar and a Dream," newcomer Richard Jaymes has crafted an album that's largely DYI. So the question is; did Jaymessucceed or fail?

A big star of the 1990's country/pop movement, Collin Raye has settled into the part of his career where he's no longer chasing hits.  Teaming up with Time/Life, Collin Raye has released what he says is his best album ever. Is it?

With their last two singles massively successful at radio, Montgomery Gentry looks to stay on a roll with their latest single, a song which is co-written by the duo.  Will the song help keep the momentum at radio and finally help their album sell more copies or will it fail for both?

With her current single "Should've Been Born With Wheels" rising up the charts, Oklahoma's Shawna Russell has released "Goddess."  While it's rocking, the album has a lot of roots in country. Do these roots stand out or do they get washed away in the mix?

Relying on a tried-and-true formula that has given many bands a leg-up in country music, River County has recently released their national debut "Rockin' The Country." Does rehashing a formula pay off for the Indiana-based trio?

This is a popular video from Montgomery Gentry. the song was written by Jeffrey Steele.

Country music has had an influx of southern-rock based artists and vocal groups as of late but none have melded the two musical forms together until now.  One Few South presents a unique spin on the recent soutern-rock influenced country music. They present flawless harmonies and strong songs. But is it country enough?