Matches" is a song performed, written and produced by American actress, singer and songwriter Debby Ryan. It was released as a digital download on March 29, 2011, as a promotional single in the United States by The Hatchery label. The song is featured in the episode "Wrong Number" that Ryan also appears in. It was not included on any studio album or soundtrack. Composition A midtempo pop rock song, "Made of Matches" exhibits elements of alternative rock and pop. Built on a beat, multi-tracked harmonies, the song's instrumentation includes slow-bouncing electric guitar and drums. In an interview with Cambio, Ryan commented about writing a song for the first time "It's very much my heart. 'Made of Matches' was kind of the first time I've really expressed myself through Music personally". On April 6, 2011, Ryan commented on Twitter that "Writing has always been a release for me, and lately I've fallen in love with the music production. Knitting together my stories and feelings." Music video The official music video for the song premiered on The Hub on February 4, 2011. The video was directed by Neill Fearnley with scenes from the episode "Wrong Number." Books In 2001 Stine released The Haunting Hour: Chills in the Dead of Night, a collection of 10 short stories featuring illustrations by various artists. A reviewer for the Tampa Bay Times wrote favorably of the collection and stated that it would be best for children over the age of eight. Booklist was also favorable. This, along with the 2007 film and the 1999 horror collection Nightmare Hour, helped form the basis of the television series. Of The Haunting Hour, only "My Imaginary Friend" was adapted into an episode. References External links 2010s American children's television series 2010s American drama television series 2010 American television series debuts 2014 American television series endings 2010s Canadian children's television series 2010s Canadian drama television series 2010 Canadian television series debuts 2014 Canadian television series endings Angels in television 2010s American anthology television series American children's fantasy television series American television shows featuring puppetry Canadian children's horror television series American children's horror television series 2010s American horror television series 2010s Canadian anthology television series Canadian children's fantasy television series Canadian supernatural television series Canadian television shows featuring puppetry Dark fantasy television series Demons in television English-language television shows Television about fairies and sprites Television series about ghosts Television about magic