Milsap, Johnson, Greensky Bluegrass drop new music

Texas veteran country singer Cody Johnson is out with his major label debut, "Ain't Nothin' To It," on Warner. Johnson, 31, has released six albums on his own CoJo label. Johnson mines a more traditional country sound. The first single is "On My Way to You." Instead of writing all the songs, Johnson went to some of the top Nashville songwriters for the project, including Al Anderson and Chris Stapleton for "Honky Tonk Mood" and Brett James and Tony Lane for "On My Way to You." Johnson helped write two of the songs, including a live bonus track of "His Name is Jesus." He also covers Roger Miller's "Husbands And Wives." His last album, "Gotta Be Me," debuted at number two on Billboard's country chart.

Bluegrass-based band Greensky Bluegrass is out with "All for the Money" on its own Big Blue Zoo label. This is the Kalamazoo, Mich. Band's seven release. The band recorded the album in Asheville, N.C. with co-producers Dominic John Davis and Glenn Brown.