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Album review: Titanium, All For You

Kristin Macfarlane
By Kristin Macfarlane
Hamilton News·
9 Apr, 2013 06:00 PM2 mins to read

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Kiwi boyband Titanium have really made their mark on New Zealand music - and thousands of teenage girls.



The first album from the Titanium boys, Zac, Andrew, Jordi, Shaquille, TK and Haydn, called All For You, has had a lot of success since and features some awesome tracks and
great vocals.



The members of the group were plucked from obscurity by The Edge radio station as part of a boy band competition. Their platinum first single, Come on Home, debuted at No1 on the New Zealand top 40 singles chart. A few weeks later, their cover of Jason Mraz' I Won't Give Up also made its debut on the singles chart, followed closely by the second official single, Sky, making Titanium the first Kiwi group to have three songs in the New Zealand top 40 singles chart at the same time.



My favourite on the album is Nothing But Love. The album has a real international flavour to it.

We have some amazing talent in our country and those behind this album are among them.

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All For You features songs written by Vince Harder, Jason Mraz and includes songs co-written by the boys themselves.

Since their formation, Titanium have completed a nationwide tour (which saw them play 15 shows to more than 7000 screaming fans in just 16 days), received more than one million views on YouTube, gathered an army of dedicated fans (who call themselves the Titans) and were the support act for Hot Chelle Rae and Cher Lloyd.

I'm sure we'll be hearing a lot more from Titanium.

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