- Change (Kimberley Locke song)
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"Change" Single by Kimberley Locke from the album Based on a True Story Released Jan. 15, 2007 Recorded 2006 Genre Adult contemporary, hot AC, pop, dance Length 3:58 (album version)
3:30 (AC edit)Label Curb Records Writer(s) Kimberley Locke
Dennis Matkosky
Jess Cates
Ty LacyProducer Dan Muckala Kimberley Locke singles chronology "Jingle Bells"
(2006)"Change"
(2007)"Band of Gold"
(2007)"Change" is a single from American Idol finalist, Kimberley Locke, the first from her Based on a True Story album, after plans on promoting Supawoman as the lead single were canceled. Kimberley, with the assistance of Ty Lacy & Dennis Matkosky (Leann Rimes, Keith Urban), wrote the song about the crossroads she reached when deciding whether or not to call off her engagement in 2005.
Contents
Track listings and formats
- US promotional single - CURBD-2011
- "Change" (AC edit) – 3:30
- "Change" (album version) – 3:58
- US promotional single - CURBD-2031
- "Change" (radio edit) – 3:54
- "Change" (Jason Nevins dance radio edit) – 3:57
- UK promotional maxi single - Almighty Remixes
- "Change" (7" Almighty radio mix) – 4:09
- "Change" (12" Almighty mix) – 7:38
- "Change" (Almighty Dub) – 7:37
- US single - iTunes exclusive
- "Change" (Album version) – 3:58
- "Change" (Jason Nevins dance pop edit) – 3:57
- "Change" (Jason Nevins dance radio edit) – 3:57
- US Remixes Maxi-Single - iTunes exclusive
- "Change" (Jason Nevins club radio edit) – 3:59
- "Change" (Scotty K radio edit) – 3:26
- "Change" (Bronleewe & Bose radio edit) – 3:26
- "Change" (Almighty radio edit) – 4:11
- "Change" (Jason Nevins extended club mix) – 7:22
- "Change" (Almighty extended mix) – 7:40
- "Change" (Scotty K Vocal Klub mix) – 6:51
- "Change" (Bronleewe & Bose Club mix) – 5:42
Charts
Charts (2007) Peak
positionHot Dance Club Play1 1 Hot Adult Contemporary Recurrents 4 Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks 6 Top Dance Club Singles of 20071 8 Top AC Singles of 2007 16 1 Remixed dance versions.
Billboard review
"American Idol" alumna Kimberley Locke has scored five hits at AC radio, including No. 1s "Jingle Bells" last December and "Up on the Housetop" a year before. Wisely, new single from upcoming sophomore project focuses on that core, albeit with enough of a contemporary edge to indulge her youthful profile — and perhaps drum up like support at adult top 40. "Change" rocks harder than the pop imprint of debut top 40 hit "8th World Wonder" and a bit less than the brusque, more urban "Wrong," mediating middle ground for a song that could make the grade across several formats. At this point, pop radio appears hesitant to embrace most Idols, so this persuasive effort is tailor-made to deliver on Locke's promise as a potential signature at adult formats. —Chuck Taylor
Music video
Filmed in Nashville on January 9, 2007, the music video was shot by award winning director Roman White. Roman has directed videos for such artists as Carrie Underwood ("Jesus, Take the Wheel", "Before He Cheats", "Don't Forget to Remember Me"), Hootie and the Blowfish ("One Love"), and Lonestar ("Mr. Mom"). The video debuted on February 7, 2007 on AmericanIdol.com and was added into rotation on VH1 on April 14. The video follows Kimberley walking alone through the city on a cold winter's night. A promotional dance remixed version of the video was also produced and distributed to danceclubs.
See also
External links
- "Change" music video
- "Change" music video - Almighty remix
- "Change" music video - Jason Nevins remix
- "Change" music video - Scotty K remix
Preceded by
"Glamorous" by Fergie featuring LudacrisNumber-one dance hits of 2007 (USA)
June 9, 2007Succeeded by
"I Want Your Love" by Jody WatleyAlbums Singles "8th World Wonder" · "Wrong" · "Coulda Been" · "I Could" · "Up on the House Top" · "Jingle Bells" · "Change" · "Band of Gold" · "Frosty the Snowman" · "Fall" · "We Need a Little Christmas" · "Strobelight"Featured singles "Silver Bells" (with Clay Aiken) • "Come Together Now" • "Please Come Home for Christmas" (with Dave Koz)Television Related articles Categories:- 2007 singles
- Kimberley Locke songs
- Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs number-one singles
- Songs written by Jess Cates
- Music videos directed by Roman White
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