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Trent Harmon backstage at the Grand Ole Opry.

“You Got ‘Em All” landed at midnight Thursday, a full two years after Trent was named the Season 15 winner of American Idol.

Twelve hours after that release, the album was sitting at number 21 on the iTunes albums chart and number two on the country albums chart, trailing only “Hard Times Are Relative” by Jason Boland and the Stragglers.”

By 8 p.m., the album had slipped a bit to number on iTunes overall chart. But, remember, the last American Idol winner’s album that was released was “Hurricane” in the summer of 2016. It debuted at number 121 on the Billboard 200.

The album features 11 tracks. They include his two singles — “There’s a Girl” and the “You Got ‘Em All” title track. They also include two of his covers from American Idol.

Trent co-wrote eight of the nine originals. That includes “On Paper,” another of the album’s standout tracks.

When he announced the album on Good Morning American, Trent admitted: “It’s been a lot of strange long trips to get here. But I’d rather get it right and correct than get it quickly.”

About the right part — well, his fans seem to agree.

Here’s some of their feedback regarding the debut album on Facebook.

Jessica Augustyn: “It’s amazing from the first song to the last. I love every single song. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents with the world.”

Karin Verwoerd: “INCREDIBLE! There is no one that can sing like you Trent! Every song is a masterpiece. Thank you so much for giving us your amazing gift!”

Amy Headrick Yant: “It’s amazing!!! Been patiently waiting for it to come out! Your voice is so pure and your songs are real, not trash!”

Pamela Sue Pennington: “First song to the last this is the best I have heard in a very long time congrats.”

Kacie Schaefer: “Love every song! Can’t wait for the next album to add to my collection!!”