How to be a Country music star without leaving home: meet CJaye LeRose - Fox News

These days, becoming a country music star does not require being a record label and tour relentlessly.

In fact, even don't have to leave his house.

Of Colbie Caillat at Justin bieber, a large number of artists has shot from obscurity to stardom thanks to YouTube and social media.

Could next newcomer happy country be CJaye LeRose?

The star has more than 2.4 million visits from YouTube and over 35,000 subscribers.  She also has 15,000 Facebook fans and more than 18,000 Twitter followers. And Yes: she has completely unsigned. 26 Years started posting videos of herself singing original songs on YouTube two years ago and could be on his way to be the great novelty of the music of the country. His single "the porch" debuted in may at the radio station in the road of Sirius XM and their first album ' "Date with Tina" is expected in mid-July.

But the first priority of LeRose remains the same that was when he started: get in touch with their fans online.

"Actually I have made many friends there," LeRose told FOX411.com on his YouTube channel. "I had no idea that could be so obsessed with the connection to the people, but it really gave me that compliance, regardless of whether had gone to Nashville or not, in connection with each other and there my music and feel I was doing some kind of difference in the world." "I was making many friends, talk with them and let people get personal with me and tell me their problems."

LeRose is so dedicated that they dropped out of school and puts his all in chat with their fans online. While he said that his family thought he had lost his mind, LeRose insisted it is how she wants to make his mark.

"When I started to YouTube, would probably be there 12 hours a day, sometimes clear up two in the morning," continued LeRose. "Could return to the people." It is a large part of what I am able to connect with people. "The music is really important, but people are number one."

The Texas native melodies are charmingly bright. The smiling composer strums an acoustic guitar as lyrics scroll across the screen so that fans can sing along with their full of twang ditties. She has modeled after performers who has admired growing, Deana Carter and shania Twain.

"I like people who are kind of extravagant," explained LeRose. "That's kind of how I believe this is my music;" "fun to listen to, something that the kind of jokes".

Before LeRose discovered the Web as a platform for original broadcasting songs from their living room, it was uploading videos advocating the adoption of pets, a cause which has grown its view count has remained close to his heart.

"That has been my goal in life and I want to do with my music in any way, be able to spread that message," he said. "There are all these dogs out there who need families to aman, and once I started recorded songs, my dog message began to grow".

The LeRose album available on iTunes and Amazon on July 12. Coinciding with this version, the road Debuts her music video "The porch" in your social network. Until then, LeRose invited fans and friends to visit it on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.

"I just love to talk, so if someone wants to drop, I'm there all the time," he added.

Visit YouTube channel, LeRose here / here page in Facebook / Twitter account here.