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Justin Guarini (album)


''Justin Guarini'' is the self-titled debut album from ''American Idol'' runner-up Justin Guarini. It was released by RCA Records on June 10, 2003.
== Background ==

In a radio interview, Ryan Seacrest, the ''American Idol'' host, remarked of Guarini, "Following his season, there was a huge hype surrounding Justin and no one could believe the hysteria. But, everything was new and they weren't quite sure what to do. With a show like ''American Idol'' the window of opportunity is very, very small. Also, Justin had creative conflicts with his record company as far as the direction of the album that additionally aided in putting him past that window of opportunity. After the first season, they learned to capitalize on the window of opportunity for non-winners keeping them in the public eye with singles, videos, rushed CDs, etc., something that didn't happen for Justin".
In an interview with MTV, Guarini spoke of the experience saying, "It really has been just Music Industry Education 101. I learned a lot from it ... And it's not a finger-pointing issue to me; I take as much responsibility as I can."〔(Justin Guarini Says He Has No Hard Feelings For 'Idol' — Really! )〕
Originally the song "Sorry" was planned as the first single release from the album, but later it was decided that there would be two "first" singles. "Sorry" was released to MTV and pop radio, while his cover version of "Unchained Melody" was sent to R&B and adult contemporary stations.
Subsequently, Guarini went on to co-produce and independently release a second album, a Jazz album titled ''Stranger Things Have Happened,'' and is working on a third album, planned to be a fusion of musical genres, in collaboration with upstart label 3AM Music. Guarini also composed lyrics and/or music for songs he performed for other projects such as the documentary ''Project Everlasting'', as well as collaborated with Jazz bassist David Hughes as a featured vocalist on his album ''Foreign Shores''.

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