Curb Records has confirmed "Supawoman" as the first single from Kimberley Locke's sophomore album, "Based On A True Story." The tune, penned by Locke with her producers Mark Feist & Damon Sharpe (Jennifer Lopez, Destiny's Child), goes to Top 40 and Rhythmic Crossover radio and will be available for downloads at iTunes on July 4th. The album version is mixed by Phil Tan (Mariah Carey) with a DHM Radio Mix by Jon Gass (Brandy).

"I think it was time for a new anthem for the ladies," says Locke. "'Supa' is about telling your man that it's okay to be with a strong woman. Sorry, men!" she laughs.

Locke's album will be released this fall on Curb and finds the vocalist expanding her songwriting skills by co-writing 9 songs for "Based On A True Story," the follow-up to her "One Love" debut, which included #1 Billboard Single Sales hit "8th World Wonder," and top 10 Billboard AC hit, "I Could."

Additional songwriting collaborators include Matthew Gerrard, Bridgett Benenate, Denise Rich, Danielle Brisebois, Wayne Rodrigues, Ty Lacy, and Dennis Matkosky. The album is produced by Mark Feist & Damon Sharpe and Daniel Muckala (Nick Lachey).

Locke took part in an as-yet-untitled MTV reality series this summer set to air on the network later this fall. She continues as national spokesmodel for fashion retailer Lane Bryant.

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