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In It to Win It

by Saliva

Released: September 03, 2013

Nu metal, post-grunge, alternative metal, rap metal, hard rock

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Breakthrough.

The Album

Released on September 3, 2013, this album marked a significant change for the band as it was the first to feature new lead vocalist Bobby Amaru, who replaced Josey Scott following his departure. The release was part of the band's efforts to re-establish themselves in the rock scene, highlighting their adaptability and dedication to their craft despite the lineup change. "In It to Win It" is the eighth studio album by the American rock band Saliva.

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The album showcases a mix of hard rock…

The album showcases a mix of hard rock and alternative metal and reflects the band's continued evolution in sound.

Saliva worked to maintain their aggressive musical style…

Saliva worked to maintain their aggressive musical style while integrating fresh elements brought by Amaru's influence.

"In It to Win It" was initially released…

"In It to Win It" was initially released independently but later repackaged and re-released as "Rise Up" in 2014 with some different tracks and sequencing under a major label, further broadening its reach.

The themes explored in the album encompass perseverance…

The themes explored in the album encompass perseverance, resilience, and triumph, aligning with the motivational title "In It to Win It." The album is known for its high-energy tracks and dynamic production, aiming to capture the intensity of Saliva's live performances.

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The Complete Album Story

"In It to Win It" is the eighth studio album by the American rock band Saliva. Released on September 3, 2013, this album marked a significant change for the band as it was the first to feature new lead vocalist Bobby Amaru, who replaced Josey Scott following his departure.

The album showcases a mix of hard rock and alternative metal and reflects the band's continued evolution in sound. Saliva worked to maintain their aggressive musical style while integrating fresh elements brought by Amaru's influence. The themes explored in the album encompass perseverance, resilience, and triumph, aligning with the motivational title "In It to Win It."

The album is known for its high-energy tracks and dynamic production, aiming to capture the intensity of Saliva's live performances. "In It to Win It" was initially released independently but later repackaged and re-released as "Rise Up" in 2014 with some different tracks and sequencing under a major label, further broadening its reach.

The release was part of the band's efforts to re-establish themselves in the rock scene, highlighting their adaptability and dedication to their craft despite the lineup change.