Owl City pulls into ‘The Midsummer Station’

By Nancy Dunham
Published September 9, 2012 4:00am ET
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Owl City pulls into ‘The Midsummer Station’
Adam Young will be the first to say his new album, “The Midsummer Station,” is a different side of his sound. Indeed, the pop-filled sound on “The Midsummer Station” marks Young showing a more playful side. The album, his third to debut in Billboard’s Top 10, has apparently hit the right chord with his fans […]

Adam Young will be the first to say his new album, “The Midsummer Station,” is a different side of his sound.

Indeed, the pop-filled sound on “The Midsummer Station” marks Young showing a more playful side. The album, his third to debut in Billboard’s Top 10, has apparently hit the right chord with his fans too.

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