DUNCAN LAURENCE SHARES NEW SINGLE
“I WANT IT ALL”
Track Follows “Electric Life” And His Duet With Rosa Linn, “WDIA (Would Do It Again)”
Laurence’s “Arcade” Amasses Over 10 Billion Combined Global Streams
Listen To “I WANT IT ALL” HERE
Just in time for the holidays,
Duncan Laurence returns with
“I WANT IT ALL,” a rousing, romantic ode to true love – a steadfast, “for better, for worse” kind of love.
Laurence wrote the anthemic track with his fiancé, songwriter Jordan Garfield, and producers Leroy Clampitt (Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber) and Paul Phamous (Frank Ocean, Nick Jonas). Released today via Capitol Records,
“I WANT IT ALL” is available for streaming / download
HERE.
“In finding love, I’ve always wanted someone who would stick around after the honeymoon phase. Someone who would love me for the good and bad, the highs and lows,” explains Duncan Laurence. “I’d grown tired of people that wanted a relationship, but right when things get a little tricky, they’re out. True love is not a fairytale thing, it’s something you work and fight for, every day. That to me is what ‘I WANT IT ALL’ is about.”
“I WANT IT ALL” is the follow-up to
“Electric Life,” the first single from
Laurence’s forthcoming album, which will be released in early 2023. View the recently released
“Electric Life (Acoustic)” video
HERE. He recently collaborated with singer/songwriter/producer
Rosa Linn on
“WDIA (Would Do It Again),” which
Billboard hailed as “an old-school post-breakup duet, showcasing the singers’ vocal skills even as the percussion picks up in the back half.”
Laurence won the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 with
“Arcade”– which has since amassed over 10 billion combined global streams. The track took the #1 spot on Spotify’s Global Viral chart on release and ultimately took off on Tik Tok with now over 56 billion views on the platform.
“Arcade” has attained Gold/Platinum certifications in 37 countries, including Platinum in the U.S.
Placing in the top 30 of the
Billboard Hot 100,
“Arcade” was the first Eurovision Song Contest winner to enter the prestigious chart in 45 years. A top 10 hit at U.S. Adult Contemporary radio, the single also placed on numerous international charts, peaking at No. 1 in five countries and climbing into the top 30 of the UK Official Singles chart and the top 10 of the Shazam Global Pop Chart.
Laurence performed
“Arcade” with a string quartet on
“TODAY” and was joined by
FLETCHER for a performance on
“The Ellen DeGeneres Show.