American Idol season 7 alum David Archuleta releases his brand new pop single “Paralyzed” today (Aug 27). “Paralyzed” is the first new music from David since 2017’s “Postcards In The Sky” release. Fans are eager for the song to drop–David has been performing “Paralyzed” live on tour. The video for “Paralyzed,” directed by Brian Petchers (Meghan Trainor, Sena, Wiz Khalifa) was shot in Brooklyn, NY at a historic home from the 1700’s called The Lott House. The clip features dancers, Carrie Keating, Blair Ely, Nora Laitinen, Keanna Faulkner and Cat Grey.
“Paralyzed was a bit of a venting song. I get frustrated watching myself hesitate so much, and not let go of things from the past that I know I should. A lot of those past things are fears, anger, resentment, and I see how they all form excuses in my mind of why I can’t move forward. I watch as missed opportunities fly by and I just do nothing, because I freeze. It gets me so frustrated! This song is the battle with those paralyzing thoughts and I intend to be the victor,” David shares about his new song.
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As previously announced, David will hit the road this fall with a 2019 Christmas tour which will feature songs from his 2018 hit holiday album Winter In The Air. The album featured such hits as “Christmas Every Day” (which went Top 10 on the Billboard Holiday chart) as well as title track “Winter In The Air” with the video featuring World of Dance dancer Cassidy Forsyth and So You Think You Can Dance & World of Dance dancer Ezra Sosa. David has also been working on new Christmas music and is expected to announce info about that in the coming weeks.
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The 2019 tour will kick off November 23 in Utah and weave through such cities as Atlanta, Nashville & Portland among others before winding down on December 23. Click for Tickets.
Watch David Archuleta’s haunting, claustrophobic new “Paralyzed” music video below.
