one song. "Helicopter" is the ninth track and is a collaboration between Oh Land and songwriter/producer Lester Mendez. It is reminiscent of Feist's work and features "skittish electronics and dubby beats". The following track is "We Turn It Up", which McAlpine considered "perky enough to have served as a replacement for that Shakira World Cup song". It was also described as a "silly kiss-off party song". The album closes with "Rainbow", which John Calvert felt was influenced by Oh Land's decision to move to Brooklyn. Promotion In May 2011, A:larm Music released an EP titled Live Sessions containing live versions of "Sun of a Gun", "Voodoo", and "Wolf & I", in addition to a cover of "White Winter Hymnal" by Fleet Foxes. That same year, a promotional CD single for "We Turn It Up" was distributed to radio stations throughout Denmark. From the Danish deluxe edition of Oh Land, bonus track "Speak Out Now" was released as a single and then used as the opening and closing theme song to the Danish TV series Rita, which debuted in 2012. "Twist" was featured on the official soundtrack to the 2011 film Abduction. She also sang "Sun of a Gun" on several occasions, including on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and at a Billboard promotional effort, both in 2011, and at three nightclub shows throughout New York City, immediately following the single's initial release. Oh Land also released a series of promotional music videos for several of the songs on her Vevo account. The video for "Rainbow" was released on 16 June 2011 and directed by Eske Kath. Live promotional videos were produced for "Wolf & I", "Sun of a Gun", "White Nights", and "Perfection". Other videos displayed Oh Land performing "Lean" with a string quartet, playing "Break the Chain" with several trash cans, and performing "Perfection" with an all-girls chorus. On 24 February 2012, the singer performed various songs from the album live at the Heaven nightclub in London. Singles "Sun of a Gun" was released as the album's lead single on 4 October 2010. An accompanying music video, directed by production company ThirtyTwo, was released onto her Vevo account on 19 October. The single charted in five countries, including Austria, Belgium, Denmark, and Germany. It also peaked at number 12 on Billboards Dance Club Songs chart in the United States. Unlike "Sun of a Gun", the succeeding two singles did not chart.