Hunter Hayes: Gets A Platinum For 2M Digital Downloads, His Single ‘Wanted’ Makes It Into Grammy Album

Country music singer Hunter Hayes has reasons to be happy. His popular single "Wanted" has certified him for double platinum with nearly two million downloads. The certifications come from Recording Industry Association of America, CMT reported.

Hayes' single "Wanted" also finds its place in the 2013 Grammy Nominees Album that will also feature fellow country singer Taylor Swift. Hayes' song is one among the 22 tracks that will be featured in the album. The album will be released Jan. 22, 2013, CMT reported

The 21-year-old Hayes began his musical career at a young age of four when he made his appearance on TV. He even received his first guitar from Hollywood actor Robert Duvall, when he was six years. The young singer made his appearance on "America's Most Talented Kids," where he performed Hank Williams' hit number, "Hey Good Lookin'."

Hayes is the youngest singer to be included in the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in Sept. 7, 2012.

Hayes' debut album "Storm Warning" was released May 16, 2011. His single "Wanted" took the number one place on Billboard Country Charts.

Grammy Awards will go live on air Feb. 10.