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Kill the Lights
Country · 2015 · 13 tracks · 46m

Kill the Lights

Luke Bryan

Polished country pop meeting R&B rhythms. A record defined by stadium-sized hooks, humid romantic ballads, and the quintessential sound of a suburban summer night.

August 7, 2015 · Capitol Records Nashville

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A polished blend of high-energy celebration and smooth, late-night romanticism.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 46m
01
Kick the Dust Up
3:11
02
Kill the Lights
3:00
03
Strip It Down
4:02
04
Home Alone Tonight
3:11
05
Razor Blade
3:42
06
Fast
3:26
07
Move
3:47
08
Just Over
3:14
09
Love It Gone
3:38
10
Way Way Back
3:20
11
To the Moon and Back
3:58
12
Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day
4:39
13
Scarecrows
3:38
Moments Worth Listening For
The heavy R&B-influenced snap beat and sultry piano hook that opens Strip It Down.
The soaring, anthemic chorus of Fast that captures the bittersweet rush of time passing.
The unexpected vocal chemistry and power-pop sheen of the duet on Home Alone Tonight.
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How does Kill the Lights sound next to the rest of Luke Bryan's catalogue?

Crooning+1.6σ

The vocals lean notably further into crooning than the rest of the catalogue.

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