The poignant title track (from 'Schoolyard Ghosts') features an incredible guest performance from US pedal steel legend Bruce Kaphan (American Music Club/Red House Painters) and flute from frequent band ally Theo Travis. The alt-country-tinged Death Was California and the atmospheric Counting were specially written for the EP and recorded at No-Man's Land during 2008 and 2009 (Counting features a guest performance by the live band's electric violinist Steve Bingham). Carolina Skeletons and All The Blue Changes are the first recordings released from No-Man's autumn 2008 mini-tour, featuring the full live band and taken from the London concert at Bush Hall, 29th August 2008.

Also containing Grant Wakefield's poetic video for the title track, an excerpt from the 'Mixtaped' DVD (in the shape of a live version of All The Blue Changes) and striking Carl Glover artwork, the enhanced 'Wherever There Is Light' EP is a rare and beautiful thing.