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Formed in 2008, Malaysian pop duo Thomas Jack has become the top idol unit in their homeland thanks to their popular records and TV dramas, but their dream is to one day conquer the greater Chinese market. Last year, the boys went to Taiwan and received a year of intensive training designed to help them start again as "newcomers" in the highly competitive Mando-pop scene there. Released in summer 2011, Thomas Jack's debut Taiwan album Most Wanted is handled by renowned producer Sh...

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Formed in 2008, Malaysian pop duo Thomas Jack has become the top idol unit in their homeland thanks to their popular records and TV dramas, but their dream is to one day conquer the greater Chinese market. Last year, the boys went to Taiwan and received a year of intensive training designed to help them start again as "newcomers" in the highly competitive Mando-pop scene there. Released in summer 2011, Thomas Jack's debut Taiwan album Most Wanted is handled by renowned producer Showan and a team of famous photographer and MV director. Carrying a simple and sincere pop sound, the album's principal plugs are "The Most Wanted is You" (composed by Evan Yo) and "The Summer of Nineteen" (composed by Blue J). Other main cuts include the environmental message song "The Earth Cries", and the duo's latest drama (I, My Brother) theme song "Peek-a-boo" and insert song Buddy. · close

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