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EXCLUSIVE: 'American Idol' alum Kimberley Locke talks about new single, 'Fall'

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“American Idol” alumna Kimberley Locke will perform her new single, “Fall,” on tonight’s results show.

The song’s about showing support for someone who tries to hide pain or emotion. In the following audio clip from my exclusive interview with her last week, she explains her reluctance to add it to her new album and her subsequent appreciation of it:

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After the break, listen to the other nine 1- to 2-minute audio highlights of my interview with Locke, who discusses everything from what’s on her iPod to what she’s up to next in the Lower Hudson Valley.

Locke chats about her move to Westchester County:
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Locke says Chikezie is the Season 7 “American Idol” contestant to watch:
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Locke talks about her love of motorcycles:
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Locke reflects upon her “American Idol” audition:
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Locke says losing 42 pounds takes effort:
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Locke reveals what’s on her iPod:
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Locke picks the nicest A-list music icon and chats about charity:
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Locke says Aiken was a “messy” roommate:
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Locke’s next goal? Married with children:
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(Photo of Locke by Tania Savayan/The Journal News)

This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 at 9:00 am by Chris Serico.
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2 Responses to “EXCLUSIVE: 'American Idol' alum Kimberley Locke talks about new single, 'Fall'”

Joe March 27th, 2008 at 10:17 am
Kimberly did a nice "rendition" of Fall but does she realize it was released last year as a country song by Clay Walker. He also has an excellent video of the song airing.
Chris Serico March 27th, 2008 at 10:51 am
Yes, Joe. She mentions that in the audio clip above.

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