Midnight (Set It Off album)

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All tracks are written by Cody Carson, Dan Clermont and Mike Green, except otherwise noted.

Midnight
Set It Off - Midnight.png
Studio album by
ReleasedFebruary 1, 2019 (2019-02-01)
Genre
Length51:07
Label Fearless
Producer
Set It Off chronology
Upside Down
(2016)
Midnight
(2019)
Elsewhere
(2022)
Expanded edition cover
Midnight (Set It Off album) The Final Chapter.jpg
Midnight track listing [26]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Killer in the Mirror"
 3:35
2."Hourglass"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Wilcox
 2:57
3."Lonely Dance"
 3:10
4."Different Songs"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • her0ism
  • Eben Wares
3:46
5."For You Forever"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Paddock
Paddock3:12
6."Dancing with the Devil"
 3:22
7."Go to Bed Angry" (featuring KC)
 3:11
8."Midnight Thoughts"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Paddock
  • Green
  • Paddock
2:57
9."Criminal Minds"
  • Green
  • Paddock
2:43
10."No Disrespect"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Hartikainen
  • Bruce Weigner
 3:39
11."Stitch Me Up"
 3:19
12."Raise No Fool"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Hartikainen
  • Green
  • Paddock
3:49
13."I Want You (Gone)" (featuring Matt Appleton)
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Hartikainen
 3:30
14."Unopened Windows" 
  • Green
  • Paddock
4:18
15."Happy All the Time" (featuring Skyler Acord)
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Skyler Acord
 3:39
Total length:51:07
Expanded Edition bonus tracks [27]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
16."One Single Second"  3:42
17."So Predictable"
  • Green
  • Witzigreuter
3:01
18."Catch Me If You Can"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Wares
 2:59
19."Killer in the Mirror - Acoustic"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Wilcox
 4:22
20."Lonely Dance - Acoustic"
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Walker
 3:43
21."Happy All the Time - Acoustic" (featuring Skyler Acord & Compton Kidz Club)
  • Carson
  • Clermont
  • Green
  • Acord
 3:38
Total length:1:12:32

Personnel

Credits adapted from Allmusic. [28]

Charts

Chart (2019)Peak
position
Scottish Albums (OCC) [29] 81
UK Album Downloads Chart [30] 35
UK Albums Sales Chart [31] 75
US Billboard 200 [32] 86
US Top Album Sales (Billboard) [33] 8
US Top Alternative Albums (Billboard) [34] 8
US Top Rock Albums (Billboard) [35] 11

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