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It's a traffic jam this week at the top of the chart as Kyle Park, Josh Abbott, Cody Johnson and Will Hoge all have their sights set on No.1, but there's only room for one No.1. Who lands it? Let’s find out.

With a one-two-three punch of: Brutal honesty: "Arizona State beat up USC so bad last week, USC fired that coach right there, in that airport." Unmatched logic: "Imma go with 'dem drunk Irish." And blistering insight: Iowa vs. Michigan State "My pick for this game is both of these teams combine forces, and then go beat 'Bama," Earl Dibbles Jr.’s “Dip ‘em or Pick ‘em”

With his self titled 2011 debut album, John David Kent established in himself as a force in the Texas scene. Today his sophomore album "Before the Sun Comes Up" hits stores and iTunes. Kent stopped last summer to preview a few tracks off the new album with us, seems like a good time to revisit that.

Well howdy, howdy, howdy! Kevin Fowler has been named NRA Country's Artist of the Month for October -- leading right up to the release of his new album "How Country Are Ya?" out Nov. 12.

A big congrats to Randy Rogers and his wife, on the birth of their daughter River Rose. Here's the post from The Official Randy Rogers Band Facebook page:

This week Kyle Park, Josh Abbott, Cody Johnson and Will Hoge all have their sights set on No.1, but there's only room for one No.1. Who lands it? Let’s find out.

With the one-two-three punch: brutal honesty, unmatched logic and blistering insight, Earl Dibbles Jr.'s "Dip 'em or Pick 'em" is taking the college football world by storm. In fact, Vegas doesn't even set their lines till Dibbles releases his video...

This week's Challenge is gonna be tough, as two of Texas' brightest new talents go head to head. We've got the new single from William Clark Green up against Jason Cassidy's latest. Your vote determines who we definitely add, choose wisely.

This week Phil Hamilton aims to stay at the top of the Texas chart for a third straight week. But to do it, he'll have to hold off Chapter 11, Cody Johnson and Josh Abbott, can he do it? Let’s find out.

Kyle Park’s current single "Fit for the King," is racing up the Texas charts. How about for this week's RTX Sunday Video we take a look back at a song Park took to No.1 earlier this year, “True Love," the second single off his album Beggin’ For More.

It's been a crazy week in the Red Dirt scene. Just last week No Justice announced plans to dissolve their band after 12 years. Yesterday Seth James of the Departed announced he would be leaving the band, after three.