The follow-up album to Empty Streets from 2005 has been stated as coming out later in 2009 [1], but no official release date was given. September 1st, 2009 saw the release of their new single, You Can Be The One which was available on Beatport and iTunes[2]. This single was followed up with a remix by Sultan & Ned Shepard, which was released on September 23, 2009.
According to their Facebook page, the digital release of the album will be October 20, 2009[3] with a possible physical release in December.
A music video for a live rendition of You Can Be The One was recorded at Velour in Utah. It features four violinists along with the four members of Late Night Alumni. Fans are comparing the video to Kaskade's live version of 4AM, which also features Becky Jean Williams on lead vocals and Finn Bjarnson on guitar[4].
An acoustic version of a song titled Golden on their upcoming album was posted on their YouTube channel[5]. Another live version of a new track, What's In A Name, was also posted onto their channel.[6]
On October 20th, it was announced on their Facebook page that the album has been postponed until November 10th.
"Apparently the artist is the last person to know when an album release is delayed… frustrating to say the least. November 10th now! But don’t quote me on that because I’d hate to be wrong twice on this. It was a long night knowing the album wasn’t... out and not knowing why. Sorry. Will be worth the wait."
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Of Birds, Bees, Butterflies, Etc... is the second studio album by the US house group Late Night 更多>
Of Birds, Bees, Butterflies, Etc... is the second studio album by the US house group Late Night Alumni. It was released as on digital download November 3, 2009 on Ultra Records.
The follow-up album to Empty Streets from 2005 has been stated as coming out later in 2009 [1], but no official release date was given. September 1st, 2009 saw the release of their new single, You Can Be The One which was available on Beatport and iTunes[2]. This single was followed up with a remix by Sultan & Ned Shepard, which was released on September 23, 2009.
According to their Facebook page, the digital release of the album will be October 20, 2009[3] with a possible physical release in December.
A music video for a live rendition of You Can Be The One was recorded at Velour in Utah. It features four violinists along with the four members of Late Night Alumni. Fans are comparing the video to Kaskade's live version of 4AM, which also features Becky Jean Williams on lead vocals and Finn Bjarnson on guitar[4].
An acoustic version of a song titled Golden on their upcoming album was posted on their YouTube channel[5]. Another live version of a new track, What's In A Name, was also posted onto their channel.[6]
On October 20th, it was announced on their Facebook page that the album has been postponed until November 10th.
"Apparently the artist is the last person to know when an album release is delayed… frustrating to say the least. November 10th now! But don’t quote me on that because I’d hate to be wrong twice on this. It was a long night knowing the album wasn’t... out and not knowing why. Sorry. Will be worth the wait."
