Katharine McPhee

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Name: Katharine McPhee
Age: 24
Location: CA US

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Discography

Album

Cover	Information
	Katharine McPhee January 30, 2007

Singles

Year	Single	Album
2006	"Think"	American Idol Season 5: Encores
	"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"	Somewhere Over The Rainbow/My Destiny (Single)
	"My Destiny"	Somewhere Over The Rainbow/My Destiny (Single)
2007	"Over It"	Katharine McPhee

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What Kat is up to

McPhee has just completed her debut album to be released January 30, 2007.

In mid-November, McPhee's management enlisted the music promotion website Promosquad.com to test some of her debut album's potential singles. Three songs resembling the rhythm and blues and pop music genres with the titles "Open Toes," "Each Other," and "Over It" appeared on the site for music fans to review.

On November 29, 2006, MTV announced that McPhee has worked with the likes of Babyface, songwriter Kara DioGuardi, Chad Hugo of The Neptunes, and Timbaland's production partner, Nate Hills. Mentioned in the article was five potential tracks included on the album - "Somehow" (produced by Ryan Leslie), "Home" (a power ballad written by DioGuardi), "Each Other", "Neglected" (which McPhee co-wrote), and "Open Toes," and does not include "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

On December 11, 2006, Wal-Mart released an exclusive CD single for the tracks "I Lost You" and "Dangerous." The single was officially slated for release on December 19, 2006 but appeared at a number of Wal-Mart stores, and the songs soon were leaked onto the internet. There has been no official confirmation as to whether these tracks will be part of the debut album. These songs were recently confirmed not to be the first singles, as this 2-song CD is a typical CD single release one month before any artist's album releases, but was interpreted by devoted fans as a holiday gift from McPhee's record company as an apology for pushing the album's release to a later date.

The first single off the album has been confirmed to be "Over It" and was released for U.S. radioplay on January 16, 2007. However, following the AOL Music First Listen, radio began playing the single during the first week of January.