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It'll Be Better by Francis & the Lights (CD, 2010)

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Includes a slip case. Artwork not included. Disc(s) should play great, without any playback issues. Tap The Phone (3m58s). DISC ONLY It'll Be Better. It'll Be Better (2m51s). Buy 4 get 1 free! Buy 5 get 2 free!

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCtor, Cantora Records

UPC0718122809028

eBay Product ID (ePID)14046055735

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2010

GenreAlternative Rock

ArtistFrancis & the Lights

Release TitleIt'll Be Better

Dimensions

Item Height0.25 in

Item Weight0.24 lb

Item Length5.48 in

Item Width5.07 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks8

Number of Discs1

TracksIt'll Be Better, In a Limousine, For Days, Knees to the Floor, Darling It's Alright, Going Out, Tap the Phone, Get in the Car

NotesChampioned by artists like Kanye West, Ryan Leslie, and Drake, Francis and the Lights make a compelling case for the return of Blue Eyed Soul. More accurately though, they are a Rock and Roll band, whose leader, Francis Farewell Starlite, writes Pop songs that make him want to dance. After two widely circulated EPs, a buzzed about music video that leaped to MTV2 without a record label, and a history of legendary New York shows, Francis and Lights now unveil their awaited 8-song debut, "It'll Be Better." the band was hand-picked by hip hop superstar Drake to support his first North American Tour, this spring and summer, and will also headline shows of their own along the way. On stage, Starlite delivers a breathtaking show, somehow straddling the gap between carefully considered choreography and wild abandon. Francis is an eccentric, but it is perfectionism and transparency that make Francis and the Lights 'elusive.' There are plans here. It is a train worth getting on.