Watch the latest single from Blake Shelton here.  It's a duet with Trace Adkins and it is from his upcoming 2010 release

James Otto was a virtual unknown to the music world prior to "Just Got Started Lovin' You," a song so big that it not only became 2008's biggest country hit but also remained so popular that follow-up singles weren't played as much.  Will this song suffer the same fate?James Otto was a virtual unknown to the music world prior to "Just Got Started Lovin' You," a song so big that it not only became 2008's biggest country hit but also remained so popular that follow-up singles weren't played as much.  Will this song suffer the same fate?

Here's The new video from John Rich.

In an exclusive interview, Jessica Harp discusses the reasoning behind moving outside of her successful duo the Wreckers.  She also touches on what made her upcoming album an amazing experience and how she loves to interact with her fans via the inernet.

With a finely crafted personality from his days in Big & Rich, there probably are expectations that this album will be like his past duo stuff.  Those expectations should be placed in the back seat for what is presented here is far different.

Blake Shelton went the untraditional route with his hit remake of the modern pop standard "Home."  Those expecting him to continue to sing songs like that are in for a surprise as "Startin' Fires" is more traditional than the average mainstream release. Is this a good thing?

Here's the music video for the third single from James Otto's "Sunset Man" album.

Blake Shelton is undoubtedly riding one of the best waves in his career as his last two singles have topped the Country charts.  For his follow-up he and his label have chosen "I'll Just Hold On," a song which features a non-traditional instrumental choice. Was it a good idea?

Here's the video for James Otto's popular Grammy-nominated single.

Whitney Duncan has been kicking around for the better part of this decade yet her debut single "When I Said I Would" didn't make much of a dent on Country radio.  Will "The Bed That You Made" suffer the same fate or will this infectious single be the ticket to stardom?