This break-up came despite the fact that her debut album, Farmer’s Daughter, sold 210,000 copies, out-performing the 146,000 units sold by champion Lee DeWyze‘s debut CD.

“I’m not worried about where I’m gonna be,” Bowersox told TV Line. “I’m gonna be making music if it’s on my own label or if it’s with somebody else. I’d love to work with ATO, Dave Matthews’ label. We’ll see what happens.”

Bowersox, who is one of the least mainstream outputs of Idol, says, “For not having any radio play and any great promotion, I think I’ve done pretty well on sales.” She adds, “I’m able to provide a good, comfortable life for my family, and that’s what I wanted out of it… I continue to do this for a living. There’s nothing better.”

Bowersox will also be wetting her toes on a TV show not named Idol: Look for her next week, guest starring on ABC’s Body of Proof.