Light Up the Sky (EP)

Light Up the Sky (EP) refers to a short musical release, typically containing fewer tracks than a full-length album (LP). In music industry parlance, an EP, or Extended Play, is a collection of songs that is more substantial than a single but less comprehensive than a complete studio album. The number of tracks on an EP can vary, but it generally falls between three and six tracks, or have a total running time between 15 and 30 minutes.

The EP format has become a popular choice for artists for several reasons. It offers a relatively inexpensive way to release new material, allowing artists to test new sounds, experiment with different genres, or showcase a smaller collection of songs between larger album releases. EPs can also serve as promotional tools, building anticipation for a forthcoming full-length album or introducing new artists to a wider audience. Emerging artists often release EPs to gain exposure and build a fanbase before investing in a full album production.

The term "EP" distinguishes the format from both singles, which typically contain only one or two songs, and LPs (Long Play), which are full-length albums containing a greater number of tracks and a longer running time.