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Revision as of 21:16, 4 August 2023
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| Released | August 26th 2022 |
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| Length | 7:03 |
| Label | Needlejuice Records |
| Producer | Tony Hoffer, Andrew Horowitz |
Turn The Lights Off is a 7" vinyl single by Tally Hall and their label Needlejuice Records. The single was released alongside their reissue of Good & Evil on August 26th 2022.[1] Variants include a glow in the dark "lights on" variant, an all-black "lights off" variant, and a black and white splattered "Light & Night" variant. [2]
The single features Turn The Lights Off on the first side, with Light & Night as the second side.[2] It was commonly speculated to include Nathan Naimark, but it has since been confirmed to be untrue by Needlejuice Records' Twitter account.[3] Club Can't Handle Me or Nathan Naimark were not included due to the band being strict about the theming of Good & Evil.[Citation Needed]
The single also features artwork by Drew Mokris, creator of the Turn The Lights Off video and friend of the band.
Track listing
| # | Title | Writers | Lead Singers | Duration |
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| 1. | "Turn The Lights Off" | Hawley | Hawley, Sedghi, Cantor | 2:56 |
| 2. | "Light & Night" | Cantor, Sedghi, Federman, Horowitz | Cantor, Nellie McKay | 4:08 |
Trivia
- Angel Hair Audio (AKA Angel Marcloid, of Fire-Toolz) remastered the tracks for vinyl.[4]
- For a period of time, the single used placeholder art on store pages, because Drew Mokris hadn't finished the artwork in time for the announcement.
- This release marks the first time Light & Night has been released on physical media.
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