Sanjaya Malakar has turned his often tumultuous time on American Idol into a tell-all book.
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The former sixth-season Idol finalist will be the subject of Dancing to the Music in My Head: Memoirs of the People's Idol, a new tell-all book slated to hit bookstands on January 20.
Dancing to the Music in My Head: Memoirs of the People's Idol will include a recount of Malakar's sixth-season audition process; a week-by-week analysis of his time on Idol; a recouting of pointers and inspiration he received from sixth-season musical mentors Diana Ross and Jennifer Lopez; a look at why "Crying Girl" Ashley Ferl became so emotional when Malakar crooned; and why an "anti-fan" went on a sixteen day hunger strike to vote Malakar off the show.
Malakar finished seventh on American Idol's 2006 season.
In addition to his Dancing to the Music in My Head: Memoirs of the People's Idol book, Malakar is also releasing a five-track EP of the same name on January 20 to coincide with the memoir.
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"Dancing to the Music in My Head" -- which is being released by The Label Record Company -- will feature the songs "A Guy Like Me," "I Got It For You," "A Quintessential Lullaby," "Rainy Days" and "Tell Me Who I Am."
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