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Nate Smith and Avril Lavigne drop video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’

Country star Nate Smith and pop rocker Avril Lavigne have released the music video for their duet, “Can You Die From A Broken Heart”, which is featured on Smith’s sophomore album California Gold.    

Directed by Mason Allen and Nikki Fletcher, the video for “Can You Die From A Broken Heart” finds Smith and Lavigne in a post-apocalyptic world.

The 16-track album California Gold  debuted in the Top 15 on Billboard’s Country Album Chart, and also features “I Like It” with Alesso. Can You Die From A Broken Heart marks Smith’s second duet with Lavigne, following their remix of Smith’s No. 1 hit “Bulletproof” that the duo performed on the 2024 ACM Awards.

Smith is also currently on the road with his 2024 Through The Smoke World Tour. The tour will continue through the end of the year and wrap up in Nashville on December 5th.

See the video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’ – HERE.

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Country Daypop

Nate Smith and Avril Lavigne drop video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’

Country star Nate Smith and pop rocker Avril Lavigne have released the music video for their duet, “Can You Die From A Broken Heart”, which is featured on Smith’s sophomore album California Gold.    

Directed by Mason Allen and Nikki Fletcher, the video for “Can You Die From A Broken Heart” finds Smith and Lavigne in a post-apocalyptic world.

The 16-track album California Gold  debuted in the Top 15 on Billboard’s Country Album Chart, and also features “I Like It” with Alesso. Can You Die From A Broken Heart marks Smith’s second duet with Lavigne, following their remix of Smith’s No. 1 hit “Bulletproof” that the duo performed on the 2024 ACM Awards.

Smith is also currently on the road with his 2024 Through The Smoke World Tour. The tour will continue through the end of the year and wrap up in Nashville on December 5th.

See the video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’ – HERE.

Editorial credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com

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Pop Daypop

Nate Smith and Avril Lavigne drop video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’

Country star Nate Smith and pop rocker Avril Lavigne have released the music video for their duet, “Can You Die From A Broken Heart”, which is featured on Smith’s sophomore album California Gold.    

Directed by Mason Allen and Nikki Fletcher, the video for “Can You Die From A Broken Heart” finds Smith and Lavigne in a post-apocalyptic world.

The 16-track album California Gold  debuted in the Top 15 on Billboard’s Country Album Chart, and also features “I Like It” with Alesso. Can You Die From A Broken Heart marks Smith’s second duet with Lavigne, following their remix of Smith’s No. 1 hit “Bulletproof” that the duo performed on the 2024 ACM Awards.

Smith is also currently on the road with his 2024 Through The Smoke World Tour. The tour will continue through the end of the year and wrap up in Nashville on December 5th.

See the video for ‘Can You Die From a Broken Heart’ – HERE.

Editorial credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com

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Pop Daypop

The Weeknd and Anitta release music video for new song, ‘São Paulo’

The Weeknd has released his new song, “São Paulo” alongside the music video for the track, featuring Brazilian superstar Anitta. The Weeknd performed a sold-out performance in São Paulo, Brazil back in September, which was streamed on YouTube, and featured appearances from Anitta and Playboi Carti. Proceeds from the event’s merchandise benefited the Brazilian Soul Fund of BrazilFoundation, supporting communities

The video for São Paulo, directed by the visionary FREEKA, dropped just in time for Halloween and features a pregnant Anitta who eventually reveals a face emerging within her belly.

The release of São Paulo comes on the heels of The Weeknd’s chart-topping releases “Timeless” featuring Playboi Carti (produced by Pharrell Williams) and “Dancing in the Flames.” Both tracks are set to appear on his upcoming album, Hurry Up Tomorrow, which will bring a close to The Weeknd’s After Hours and Dawn FM trilogy.  No release date for Hurry Up Tomorrow has been announced as of press time.

Check out the video for São Paulo HERE.

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