San Antonio, TX rockers Kingdom Collapse have dropped an impassioned high-voltage cover of Natasha Bedingfield’s hit “Unwritten.” Listen below.

The song is the latest single from their debut album Survivor, which will be released on October 30 via Mascot Records.

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The band has been touring extensively in the US and has spent the last month sharing stages with Nashville rockers Red.

They will then pause for breath before storming festival stages and embarking on a nationwide tour with Royale Lynn in July.

In August, they will hit the road again with Of Virtue and Savage Hands.

Catch Kingdom Collapse live to understand their kinetic energy.

The band has taken “Unwritten,” the 2004 multiplatinum pop hit by the English singer-songwriter, and molded it into a stadium-shaking anthem for a new generation.

Keeping the emotion and empowering messaging of the original song intact, they’ve turned it into a moshpit calling banger.

When discussing covering the song, vocalist Jonathan Norris reveals that he remembers first hearing “Unwritten” at age 11, when it “got stuck in his head.” He explains, “That song got stuck in my head and never left.

It’s an anthem for embracing life and yourself, so the message fits perfectly with what we do.

Throw a big wall of rhythm guitars on that chorus and there you have it.” When Kingdom Collapse cries out, “Reaching for something in the distance, so close you can almost taste it, release your inhibitions, feel the rain on your skin, no one else can feel it for you, only you can let it in,” you feel every single word.

The band’s latest single has become the third Kingdom Collapse song to be released from their upcoming album Survivor.

Their debut album will be released on October 30 via Mascot Records.

Pre-save it here.

In related news, Kingdom Collapse will embark on a nationwide tour with Royale Lynn in July before touring extensively with Of Virtue and Savage Hands in August.

Catch them live to understand how they have shared stages with notable bands like Three Days Grace, Nothing More, 10 Years, From Ashes To New, Fire From The Gods, Attack Attack!, and Adelita’s Way.

The band originated from the childhood friendship between vocalist Jonathan Norris and bassist Aaron Smith, who grew up together discovering music around the same time.

After Jonathan lost his father at age eight, he immediately retreated into music as a coping mechanism for the trauma.

This was the turning point where both boys recognized the power of music and their potential together.

Find Kingdom Collapse’s tour dates and ticket links here.

The band consists of vocalist Jonathan Norris, bassist Aaron Smith, guitarist David Work, and drummer Gaston Flores.