Faithfully (Jovit Baldivino album)

Faithfully
Studio album by Jovit Baldivino
Released July, 2010
Recorded 2010
Genre Pop, pop rock
Label Star Records/Sony Music
Jovit Baldivino chronology
Faithfully
(2010)		 I'd Do Anything For Love
(2010)
Singles from Faithfully
  1. "Too Much Love Will Kill You"
    Released: July 2010
  2. "Faithfully"
    Released: August 2010
  3. "Paano"
    Released: September 2010

Faithfully is the debut album of Jovit Baldivino, the first grand champion of Pilipinas Got Talent. The album was released on July 2010 under Star Records in cooperation with Sony Music Philippines. The album debuted at number one with approximate sales of 10,000 units, becoming one of the best sales week for an album in the Philippines for 2010. It stayed at number one for seven consecutive weeks, selling in excess of 4,000 copies each week, bringing his total of 60,000 copies and received a triple platinum recognition for this album.

The 12-track album consists of six songs and non-vocal "minus one" versions of them, including the songs he performed on the said contest: "Faithfully" by Journey (audition) and "Too Much Love Will Kill You" by Queen (finals).

Track listing

  1. "Faithfully"
  2. "Too Much Love Will Kill You"
  3. "I'll Be the One" (pop version)
  4. "Always"
  5. "Paano"
  6. "I'll Be the One" (alternate version)
  7. "Faithfully" (minus one)
  8. "Too Much Love Will Kill You" (minus one)
  9. "I'll Be the One" (pop version) (minus one)
  10. "Always" (minus one)
  11. "Paano" (minus one)
  12. "I'll Be the One" (alternate version) (minus one)

Singles

"Too Much Love Will Kill You" was the first single released off the album. In June 2010, this was Baldivino's winning song in Pilipinas Got Talent.

"Faithfully" was released as the second single. This was the song sung by Baldivino during his audition in Pilipinas Got Talent.

"Paano" is an original song of Kris Lawrence from 2006 on his self-titled album under Star Records, written by Christian Martinez. It was released as the third single from the album, released in September 2010.

"I'll Be the One" and "Always" gained airplay in the Philippines even though they were not official singles from the album.

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