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Australian Idol: Stan Walker's Black Box
Stan Walker was born on the 23 of October 1990 he is Australian-New Zealand and is a well-known artist for his massive hits. In 2007 Stan Walker was the winner of Australian Idol. Following this in 2009 he released his first album which included a hit single called “Black Box”. The Album appeared on the NZ album chart at number 2.

In 2010 and then in 2011 Stan Walker released 2 other albums including another three hit singles “Unbroken”, “Choose You”, “Loud” and “Let The Music Play”. Which won him 5 music awards and has received another 5 ARIA music award nominations. Walker was also a judge of the first and second X Factor NZ in 2013 and 2015. He has also been an actor in several movies such as Born To Dance and Hunt For The Wilder People.


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