New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Johnny Orlando releases the video for his new single and anti-party track "All These Parties" via Universal Music. Premiering this past Saturday at 9am EST, the video was directed by video producer/director, Alex P Smith (UMC) and sees Orlando in the thick of the aftermath of a raging house party. The official video and the lyric video have amassed over 943,000 views combined and show no signs of slowing down. The "All These Parties" single was released on
September 20 and has already gained over 2 million streams to-date.
"This was hands down the most fun I have ever had shooting a music video," says Orlando. "We basically just got to have a big party on set, which definitely comes across in the video. We even had a parrot and a giant snake…it was crazy."
Last week, Orlando received his first-ever EMA nomination for Best Canadian Act alongside Shawn Mendes, Avril Lavigne, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Alessia Cara. On October 16, Orlando will perform at WE Day Halifax in front of thousands of students and teachers from across the Maritimes at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
After amassing over 270 million total streams within three years, garnering acclaim from the likes of Paper, and taking up residence in the hearts of countless fans worldwide, Toronto-born and Los Angeles-based Juno Award-nominated singer and songwriter
Johnny Orlando fully realized the scope of the dynamic signature style he first hinted at in 2015.
Emanating confidence and charisma over danceable electronic grooves and a subtle hip-hop bounce, he levels up his take on pop with the 2019 Teenage Fever EP [Universal
Music Canada/Island Records].
He quietly made strides towards establishing this identity by way of numerous international hits. 2018's "
What If" (feat. Mackenzie Ziegler) clocked 109 million-plus global streams and over 21 million music video views in under twelve months, captured #1 on the musical.ly Global Song Chart, and landed on the Spotify Viral 50 in 33 countries. He received praise from Billboard, Variety, Teen Vogue, Just Jared Jr., Tiger Beat, and more in addition to performing at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Along the way, he garnered a nomination for "Breakthrough Artist of the Year" at the 2019 JUNO Awards as well as nods at the Kids' Choice Awards, iHeart Much
Music Video Awards, and Teen Choice Awards.
Orlando (now 16) is at the forefront of the next generation of Canadian artists impacting a global music stage, touring the world with co-headlining and sold-out North American and European tours, a recording deal with Universal
Music Canada/Island Records and a dedicated fan base of more than 16 million engaged fans.
