Kim Kardashian Dishes on Her Debut Single

For Kim Kardashian, being a reality star-turned-designer-turned-producer-turned-author-turned-entrepreneur just wasn't enough. Now the Kourtney and Kim Take New York starlet, 30, is looking to add singing sensation to her already lengthy resume.

"I wanted to do something that I had never done before, something that was a little bit out of my comfort zone," Kardashian told Us Magazine of her upcoming single, "Turn it Up" at the L.A. premiere of the thriller, Unknown, Wednesday. "So, I tried it and it was fun."

The track, produced by legendary hit maker The-Dream (the man behind Rihanna's "Umbrella" and Beyonce's "Single Ladies") is "like a pop dance song," Kardashian explained, adding that her fans will get to hear it "in about three weeks."

And though the E! star says she's a talented vocalist -- "I have a cute little voice," she recently told Harper's Bazaar -- she's not looking to launch a full-on singing career.

Well, not yet, anyway.

"You never know what would happen but as of right now I'm not thinking about that," she told Us. "It's just a fun song."

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Kim Kardashian Vows to Stay Single Through '11

Kim Kardashian is planning to ring in the new year as a single woman!

After dating Reggie Bush, Miles Austin and Gabriel Aubry in 2010, the 30-year-old reality star says she's ready to take a breather.

"I want to try to be single my whole year of being 30," Kardashian says during an appearance on Thursday's The Rachael Ray Show. "I've never just dated and done whatever I wanted."

The E! star -- who spent Thanksgiving with Aubry, 34, at her mom Kris Jenner's L.A. home -- insists her busy work schedule has put a strain on her past relationships.

"I have a hundred different jobs -- when do I have time to really focus on someone?"

Still, the boy-crazy Keeping Up With the Kardashians star acknowledges she may go back on her pledge to stay single.

"I've made a promise to myself and I'm really trying hard to stick to it, but I'm such a hopeless romantic that it's hard," she explains. "I don't think that's going to last, because that's just how I am. But the fact that I'm trying is a big step for me!"

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