Do you believe me now

Dave Pahanish has gained a reputation as one of the best up-and-coming songwriters in Nashville.  On this, his third self-released album, the artist showcases a talent that is worthy of major label attention. 

After two successful singles, Jimmy Wayne seems to have returned to his status as a radio star.  This song, with hooks-a-plenty, has all the makings of a big hit but should it become a hit or should people be asking for more than another pleading love song?

Jimmy Wayne returned to the airwaves this year after a four year hiatus in a big way with the polarizing "Do You Believe Me Now."  Featuring an ultra-modern melodic sound, the song certainly made people talk and it is good enough to be our 26th favorite of the year.

Taking risks often comes with payoffs that are quite satisfying rewards.  Jimmy Wayne's recent Number One single "Do You Believe Me Now" is certainly a risk that paid off handsomly.  Talking with Roughstock, Jimmy also discussed those that helped him along the way and much more

In the music business, a break of six months can have detrimental consequences on your career.  But Jimmy Wayne, an eternal optimist, didn't give up and foproceeded to score his first career #1 single after four years off the charts.  "I Will" is his next single but will it be able to find similar success?

Since arriving in Nashville about a Decade ago, Jimmy Wayne has believed in his ability enough to weather the storm with lost record deals and the typical ups and downs of a music career. Now with a new label, Jimmy has just released his sophomore album.

According to today's mediabase chart that follows airplay, Blake Shelton has jumped into the Top spot on the charts with his cover with the Michael Buble' song "Home" while Miranda Lambert has finally had a single reach the Top 10 with "Gunpowder & Lead."