Lindsey Stirling - Shatter Me ft. Lzzy Hale (Official Music Video)

2024 anyone????

I swear the sound of her violin feels to me like the sounds of galaxies dancing, or atoms singing.

Lyrics: I pirouette in the dark I see the stars through a mirror Tired mechanical heart Beats 'til the song disappears Somebody shine a light I'm frozen by the fear in me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me So cut me from the line Dizzy, spinning endlessly Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me Shatter me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me If only the clockwork could speak I wouldn't be so alone We burn every magnet and spring And spiral into the unknown Somebody shine a light I'm frozen by the fear in me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me So cut me from the line Dizzy, spinning endlessly Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me Shatter me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me If I break the glass, then I'll have to fly There's no one to catch me if I take a dive I'm scared of changing, the days stay the same The world is spinning, but only in gray If I break the glass, then I'll have to fly There's no one to catch me if I take a dive I'm scared of changing, the days stay the same The world is spinning, but only in gray Somebody shine a light I'm frozen by the fear in me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me So cut me from the line Dizzy, spinning endlessly Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me Shatter me Somebody make me feel alive and shatter me

2024 we are here.

Lindsey Stirling was six years old when she began begging for violin lessons. She began getting 15 minute lessons, which no one thought she could learn from, but she mastered it. It was all their family could afford. Much longer later, she joined a rock band and began experimenting with different types of music, and began earning money for collage by performing. Later, she performed in America's Got Talent, but didn't do very well. But she wouldn't give up. Then, Lindsey was introduced to Devin Graham, who kick-stared her career. Lindsey quoted, ''He changed my life. He taught me everything I needed to know about Youtube.'' It was a while later when Lindsey realized that she was suffering from anorexia, an eating disorder, sometimes very deadly. She noticed that something was wrong with her, and she was becoming very depressed. Finally, she found help and recovered from it. This video is about her suffering of anorexia, and how she had to turn back from her life of being a perfect ballerina. It was hard and scary, but she finally broke through the glass by doing what she loved to do: Playing violin. And on the other side of that glass that she had suffocated her self in for too long, she found what she had been looking for. A whole new world. She finally found happiness. Cheers to you, Lindsey. If you really read through all of that, thanks. Wow this is a long comment.

after listening to this song i looked at my violin . My violin: "don't even think about it!."

As a male, this song hits close to my heart. It’s a powerful and emotional collaboration between Lindsey Stirling and Lzzy Hale, two amazing artists who have overcome their own struggles and fears. The song is about breaking free from the constraints that hold us back, whether they are internal or external, and finding our true selves. The music video is stunning and captivating. It shows Lindsey as a ballerina trapped inside a snow globe, representing her feelings of isolation and helplessness. She dances with grace and passion, but she can’t escape her prison. Lzzy is the voice of her inner strength, urging her to shatter the glass that separates her from the world. She sings with a raw and powerful voice that contrasts with Lindsey’s delicate violin. The song has a beautiful melody that builds up to an explosive chorus. The violin and the guitar blend together perfectly, creating a dynamic and energetic sound that matches the lyrics. The song also has some dubstep elements that add to the intensity and drama of the story. The song is more than just a catchy tune. It’s a message of hope and courage for anyone who feels trapped or broken by their circumstances. It’s an anthem for those who want to shatter their limits and live their dreams. It’s an inspiration for those who want to feel alive. I love this song so much that I can’t stop listening to it. It makes me feel empowered and motivated to overcome my own fears and challenges. It makes me appreciate the talent and resilience of Lindsey Stirling and Lzzy Hale, who have both faced adversity in their lives but never gave up on their passion for music. This song deserves more recognition and praise for its artistic quality and emotional impact. It’s one of the best songs I’ve ever heard in my life. #ShatterMe #LindseyStirling #LzzyHale #BestSongEver #MusicIsLife

I met Lzzy about 13 years ago after her set. I was blown away and asked if she had a vocal coach. She said YES and gave me his info! She was super friendly

dear strangers who read this hope you have a beautiful future.

America's Got Talent: There's no interest in a dancing musician. Lindsey Stirling: Hold my violin

2024 y’all anyone here😸

This has got to be one of my top favorite songs by Lindsey, if not THE top. And Lzzy is freaking insanely amazing with her vocals... Always. Her range is mind-blowing just in this piece alone. But the grit and push when she sings "Shatter me" & then again in the bridge gives me goosebumps every single time I put this song on... Which is a lot. These two need to do some more collabs bc they compliment one another so perfectly.

My grand mother played Violin. she has been gone so many years now. I am 62 and I still remember.

People thought dubstep on a violin was impossible, back in the day people thought turning heat into motion was impossible, but in the end, it only took a Stirling

Lzzy hale has a voice that expresses so much emotion... It really brings out the heartful melody of the violin

I really freaking love the symbolism in this video.  I don’t know if this is the main intention, but the way I see it is that the ballerina represents someone who is in an abusive or unhealthy situation. She desperately wants to be free, but the glass is keeping her in; she knows breaking it will set her free, but has also been convinced that it will keep her safe, so she stays.  When she sees the bat, I believe she’s realizing how this situation has affected her perception of the outside world. And at the end she finally does break free, which takes a lot of courage, because sometimes it’s easier to stay in what you know, even when you know it is unhealthy. Idk why I felt like commenting this lol

DON’T EVER LET THIS DIE THIS IS PURE ART

I think I may have "shattered" the replay button

Not only is the music amazing, but the concept is visually stunning. Like when it shatters around her face and she breaks the "facade". Best part visually in my opinion.

Everytime I watch this I catch more and more details. I absolutely love how it goes from the ballerina being content only to see something beautiful and tries, too early, too soon, and in the wrong way, to get there. And how she wakes up the second time, the way her head shakes like she's not ready. And the bat showing it might be scary out here, but as the butterfly, shows it's still beautiful despite the fear. How the ballerina uses her own strength (the violin) to escape, despite how it appears the cracking in her skin is painful and terrifying. How her stance changes from the static perfect pose to something more dynamic. The moment she hesitates, hand to her cheek, as if she thinks she can go back to the safety that is killing her... And deciding to shatter instead, showing a less than perfect person underneath but free. Dancing as she wants to. And finally seeing the outside world as it is