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Pat Green has certainly evolved over his decade-long career. Gone are the partyin' fratboy days and in their place is a road-tested, music veteran and father with more worldy views than getting drunk on Friday nights.  Does this make for a good album?

Fans may remember Adam's first hit single from last summer, "Crazy Days." Now working "What It Takes" to radio, Adam and his label team have partnered with iTunes to give fans the chance to download this single for free.

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 neither?

Sometimes music comes out and at you from an honest and organic place. This is the vibe one gets from listening to this album, the debut album from honeyhoney, a California-based duo with genre-bending tendencies.

Well-known among the songwriting community, Bruce Robison has experienced a level of success few have seen.  With that success, Robison has also maintained a singing career in Texas and this album is one which reflects both successes.

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?

After finding success as a songwriter, Randy Houser has stepped out onto the nation stage as an artist with his hit single "Anything Goes.  Does his album of the same name suggest the arrival of a future star or is it more of the same?

For their first effort with new label Rural Rythm Records, the five-piece band has created a 14 track album that bridges the traditional side of Bluegrass with traditional and contempoary roots music elements.  Does this really work?

As a contestant on the 2nd season of "Nashville Star," Brent Keith went through the reality show ringer.  Now four years older and much more experienced, Keith (now going by Brent Keith Smith) is going to be on American Idol as he made it through to the Hollywood round.&a