Due to technical difficulties, the concert could not be broadcast in Lahti and Kuopio. In August 2011, Vartiainen released a DVD of the Seili tour, as well as a photo-book, consisting of photographs from the tour, taken by Kalle Björklid. The lead single from "Seili", "En haluu kuolla tänä yönä", was released on 1 February 2010. Peaking at number one the second week on the Finnish Singles Chart and charting for 21 weeks, the single sold gold with over 11,000 copies, won the Emma Award for Song of the Year and was the most-played song on commercial Finnish radio stations in 2010 with over 5,200 plays. Vartiainen was less successful with the second single "Nettiin", following suit on 17 July and peaking at number 12 in its 11 chart weeks. The third single "Missä muruseni on", released on 23 August, was the major chart hit from the album, spending 32 weeks on the chart until early 2011, including 11 weeks on the top. The single sold gold with over 18,000 copies and was the third-best-selling single of 2011 in Finland and its music video, depicting a woman looking to the sea and singing about her yearning for her loved one, won the 2011 Emma Award for the Music Video of the Year. In 2010, the song was also the second-most-played song on the radio stations of the Finnish Broadcasting Company, the fifth-most-played on commercial radio stations and it was chosen the Finnish schlager of 2010 in a contest held by the radio station Iskelmä. On 13 December the first promotional single "Duran Duran" was released. Similar to "Nettiin" in its chart success, the song charted for 11 weeks, peaking at number 10 in February 2011, but sold gold with 5,400 copies. The song "Eikö kukaan voi meitä pelastaa?" was released as the second promotional single in the spring of 2011 and its music video was released on 14 June. The credits for "Seili" are adapted from Allrovi.