Nashville, TN (June 14, 2010) -- Ray Stephenson's first single release, "Farmboy," is a country-as-dirt romp that's as refreshing as a dip in a cool, clear creek. An anthem to the simple life, "Farmboy" kicks off with a fiddle riff, a chicken-pickin' banjo and simple, but powerful kick-drum beat.  The lyrics paint a picture of a hard-working farmer, driving his tractor all day and drinking water from the hose so he "don't get scorched."  You can almost see the heat shimmer on the horizon and feel the sweat rolling down this boy's back.

NASHVILLE, TN - April 15, 2010 – Though country music powerhouse ALABAMA retired in 2004, lead guitarist and fiddle player Jeff Cook can't bring himself to stop pickin' and doing what he does best. On May 11, 2010, Cook and his Allstar Goodtime Band release Shaken. The album’s multi-genre material showcases the Country Music Hall of Famer’s love for not only country music, but also other genres that had an impact on his 30+ year career., Not Stirred

"Sure, country music got me to where I am but there are a lot of other formats and musicians out there who had major impacts on me as a music man" says Cook. "You’ll hear some original country songs on this album but also some classic multi-genre hits that I think lots of folks will remember… Jackie Wilson’s ‘Lonely Teardrops,’ Dave Clark Five’s ‘Because’ and the Beatles’ ‘She’s A Woman’ to name a few!"

New Single, "Hell Still Ain't Frozen Over," Impacting Radio Now

Nashville, TN (April 13, 2010) -- Country newcomer Susan Hickman is burning up the highway with a two-day, 13-station radio promotion tour in support of her latest single, "Hell Still Ain't Frozen Over." The tour kicks off in Susan's home state of Texas with an April 14 visit to KYKR (Beaumont) and the talented singer moves on to Louisiana with stops at KYKZ, KNGT (Lake Charles); KXKC, KMDL (Lafayette) and WYNK, WYPY (Baton Rouge). On April 15, Hickman picks things back up with a swing to Natchez, Mississippi's WQNZ, before heading back into the Pelican State with facetime at KJLO (Monroe); KXKZ (Ruston); KRRV (Alexandria); KLAA (Pineville) and KVVP (Leesville). For more specifics, go to www.susanhickman.com.

Austin, TX — Country singer Kyle Park, with his pitch-perfect voice, takes a new tack with the release of his latest CD on April 6: The four-song EP is the first part of a full-length album that he wants his loyal fans to preview and help him create.

Park’s SPRING EP features four of his most powerful, most poignant, most rockin’ songs to date — songs as melodic, personal and from the heart as his previous chart-climbing hits, songs he and his band are ready to share with audiences as they tour Texas and beyond behind the new disk.

As one music writer put it: "His transformation of the genre from classic to modern country is the reason this Texas boy is drawing attention to himself. … Rock with a twang … a mix of all that is good in the world of music today. … Upbeat, passionate … catchy, unique …"

Throughout the next year Park will release EPs of at least four songs each and then ask fans, via his Web site, what they think and which ones should go on the record slated for 2011, previewing music with them and letting them in on the album-making process.