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'All Time Low' is with prominent musical characteristics. It has so far garnered a positive response from contemporary music critics. The song was accompanied by a which was released on 3 June 2010.

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The Wanted have performed 'All Time Low' live at the,, and on various television shows including: and, and online shows such as and. On 2 July 2010, online magazine used 'All Time Low' in their 'Snapped' feature. 'All Time Low' was also released as the band's debut single in the on 1 July 2011, also becoming the lead single from the group's debut stateside release,. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Background and release [ ] After forming and being signed to in 2010 through mass auditioning, The Wanted recorded 'All Time Low'. It was one of six songs recorded by the band at the time for their debut album due for release in late 2010. The track was co-written by its producer in collaboration with and. It was by Dann Pursey and Ren Swan., 'All Time Low' is written in reference to rising from the difficulty of having someone special constantly on your mind.

Speaking to, interpreted what the song was about: 'It's basically about a girl you can't get out of your mind - whatever you do, you just can't - and it describes how to get up from this all time low.' Orange UK described 'All Time Low' as having a 'lovesick' theme to it. The lines 'Waiting at the station/I'm late for work, a vital presentation' were said to take reference to by music website, while the line 'I'm in pieces, seems like peace is the only thing I'll never know' was highlighted by Fraser McAlpine of the as being the most memorable in the song in addition to having a devilish internal. 'All Time Low' acts as The Wanted's debut single and first single from their debut album. The single was first released on format in Ireland and the United Kingdom on 25 July 2010.

The following day, 'All Time Low' was released on format in both countries on 26 July 2010. In August 2010, they performed the song in, at The Dome 55. On 11 September 2010, they performed the song at the in alongside ' and 'Lose My Mind'.

In the, the single was released on 1 July 2011, however, it did not achieve any form of commercial success in the country. Critical reception [ ] 'All Time Low' received critical praise from Ryan Love of who gave the song a four out of five star rating. Love described the song as 'a bit of a surprise' and gave praise to its opening 'quite simply immense' strings.

Love went on to call the song a 'fresh 'n' fizzy indie-tinged pop gem'. 'All Time Low' received its second four out of five star rating after a review by Fraser McAlpine from the. McAlpine reviewed the track mentioning: 'Now, for a transparent piece of silly old pop music, this has class cooties. The telltale signs are there in the string riff, and the mature, subtle way they approach the singing, and the restraint with which they have applied the autotune.' He went on to say that the song was good despite sampling a from 's ' (2002). McAlpine added that the song boasts a memorable line with a devilish internal: 'I'm in pieces, it seems like peace is the only thing I'll never know'.

Chart performance [ ] 'All Time Low' debuted at number one on the, with first-week sales of 84,174 copies. In Ireland, the song peaked at number thirteen on the. Track listings [ ] • UK digital single number one • 'All Time Low' – 3:23 • 'All Time Low' (D.O.N.S. Remix Radio Edit) – 3:39 • UK digital single number two • 'All Time Low' (ForGold Remix) – 4:59 • 'All Time Low' (Daddy's Groove Remix) – 6:57 • UK CD single • 'All Time Low' – 3:23 • ' – 3:26 • U.S. Digital single • 'All Time Low' (Single Mix) – 3:22 • U.S. Digital remix EP • 'All Time Low' (Single Mix) – 3:22 • 'All Time Low' ( Radio Mix) – 3:44 • 'All Time Low' ( Radio Edit) – 3:18 • 'All Time Low' (Single Club Mix) – 6:27 • 'All Time Low' (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix) – 8:01 • 'All Time Low' (Digital Dog Club Remix) – 6:02 • 'All Time Low' (Single Dub Mix) – 6:27 • 'All Time Low' (Ralphi Rosario Dub Mix) – 6:58 • 'All Time Low' (Digital Dog Dub Remix) – 6:17 • U.S.

Promotional CD single • 'All Time Low' ( Radio Edit) – 3:18 • 'All Time Low' (Digital Dog Club Remix) – 6:02 • 'All Time Low' (Frank E Radio Edit) – 4:14 • 'All Time Low' (Frank E Remix) – 7:22 • 'All Time Low' (D.O.N.S. Radio Edit) – 3:40 • 'All Time Low' (D.O.N.S. Club Remix) – 7:44 • 'All Time Low' (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix) – 8:01 • 'All Time Low' (Ralphi Rosario Dub Mix) – 6:58 • 'All Time Low' (Daddy's Groove Remix) – 7:24 • 'All Time Low' (ForGold Remix) – 4:47 • U.S.

Digital live EP • 'All Time Low' (Live) – 4:57 • 'Glad You Came' (Live) – 3:20 • 'Gold Forever' (Live) – 4:24 • 'Heart Vacancy' (Live) – 4:25 • 'Animal' (Live) – 2:38 • 'Lose My Mind' (Live) – 4:13 Personnel [ ] • –,, •,,, and – Steve Mac • – Chris Laws, Dann Pursey • – Chris Laws • – Dann Pursey • – Ren Swan, Dann Pursey • and – • – Dick Beetham Source: Charts and certifications [ ]. Weekly charts [ ] Chart (2010–11) Peak position Germany () 44 Ireland () 13 (Official Charts Company) 1 (Official Charts Company) 1 US 18 Certifications [ ] Region Certification /Sales United Kingdom () Gold 495,000 *sales figures based on certification alone ^shipments figures based on certification alone Release history [ ] Region Date Format Label United Kingdom/Ireland 25 July 2010 26 July 2010 Germany 9 August 2010 Digital download 22 October 2010 CD single Canada 1 July 2011 Digital download United States United States 30 April 2013 Mainstream radio See also [ ] • References [ ]. From the original on 25 July 2010. Retrieved 2010-06-29. • Gentry, Colin (2010-06-23)... Braudel Capitalism And Material Life Pdf To Word. From the original on 25 June 2010. Retrieved 2010-06-28.

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With an eye toward reinventing the boy band sound, the Wanted formed in 2009, nearly ten years after groups like *NSync and the Backstreet Boys hit their commercial peak. Like those two groups, the Wanted were assembled through a series of auditions. Max George, a member of the short-lived British boy band Avenue, was the most famous singer to land a spot in the outfit's lineup, while Siva Kaneswaran became the group's only Irish member.

Rounded out by British vocalists Jay McGuiness, Tom Parker, and Nathan Sykes, the Wanted topped the U.K. Charts less than 12 months after forming when their debut single, 'All Time Low,' debuted at number one in August 2010.

The band's debut album, The Wanted, followed with similar chart success, debuting at number four on the U.K. Album charts upon release in October 2010. One year later, the Wanted returned with their sophomore effort, Battleground, featuring the single 'Gold Forever.' By the time the album was released, the band had already signed a distribution deal with the American-based Def Jam Records. In 2012, the band released a self-titled compilation EP as an introduction to the U.S. Market; it featured hits off its first two albums, as well as two newly recorded songs. The EP was well-received stateside and soon after, they began sessions for their third record, Word of Mouth, which was issued in 2013.

It reached Top Ten in the U.K., and the Wanted began a world tour that took them into 2014. The band began to splinter later that year, however, first with the announcement of a hiatus and then a formal breakup. Early in 2015, Sykes debuted a solo single, 'More Than You'll Ever Know,' and began recordings for his first album with help from Diane Warren, Babyface, and Jennifer Lopez. ~ Andrew Leahey • ORIGIN London, England • FORMED 2009.