Easton Corbin has hit the airwaves with his brand-new single “Clockwork.” The song was written by Easton’s longtime producer, Carson Chamberlin as well as Ashley Gorley and Wade Kirby. “Clockwork” is the first song off Corbin’s third album due later this year on Mercury Nashville.

“[‘Clockwork’] is about this guy who’s tortured by this girl that, I don’t know if he necessarily loves her, but there’s some kind of attraction there,” Easton says. “It’s kind of like an addiction, I guess you’d say a little bit, that he can’t give it up, but he knows in the end it’s not gonna end well, but it feels good while it’s going on.”

In anticipation of the release of “Clockwork,” each day this week fans could visit www.EastonCorbin.com to watch snippets of a teaser video for “Clockwork” as they were revealed as well as the single artwork which was revealed piece-by-piece each day.

Today, fans can watch the entire “Clockwork” teaser video followed by a clip of “Clockwork” from the Florida native. Check it out below.

In other news — Easton began his leg of the We Are Pioneers World Tour with The Band Perry last night in Penticton, British Columbia. Over the next three months Easton will cover North America with The Band Perry, performing in 30 cities.

For more information on Easton Corbin and for a full list of tour dates visit www.EastonCorbin.com

Easton Corbin (Clockwork catchy) OC: …shall I say? :27
“Well, this song, it’s really catchy to the ear, I think. I think the song definitely has to have a little heartache to it, because that’s what it’s about. It’s about this guy who’s tortured by this girl that, I don’t know if he necessarily loves her, but there’s some kind of attraction there. It’s kind of like an addiction, I guess you’d say a little bit that he can’t give it up, but he knows in the end it’s not gonna end well, but it feels good while it’s going on, shall I say?”

Easton Corbin (Clockwork) 2 OC: …gonna hurt. :15
“As a guy, a single guy, a girl calling you up in the middle of the night saying, ‘Hey, can I come over?’ That’s not necessarily a bad thing. I don’t know. It’s kind of like drinking. It feels good. That buzz feels really great, but you know the next morning it’s probably gonna hurt.”