Midnight Sky — Straight At the Sun: Found in the Inbox
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Midnight Sky’s Straight At the Sun was announced for February 20, 2026 via MTS Records. Written by project leader Tim Tye, it comes from the thirteen-song album Just Before Dawn. The supplied campaign describes an Americana and country-rock setting, with female lead vocals and a lyric concerned with courage, deception and difficult truths. The sun functions as a metaphor for clarity that may be uncomfortable to face. Rather than presenting resilience as the absence of risk, the song’s premise considers the cost of confronting what has been concealed. The materials identify it as track nine and place it beside earlier album singles Hearts Are Wild and A Few Good Years (Remix).
Midnight Sky is an Americana and country-rock project led by Dayton, Ohio songwriter Tim Tye. The thirteen-song album Just Before Dawn includes Hearts Are Wild, A Few Good Years (Remix) and Straight At the Sun. Its supplied campaign describes songs concerned with love, longing, redemption and reflection. Straight At the Sun shifts that focus toward courage and resilience, using female lead vocals and a lyric about facing difficult truths. Midnight Sky also appears in MTS Management Group’s February 2026 awards announcement.
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