In explaining his connection to the song, Urie noted: “It’s this point in the story where Elsa’s hearing this voice in her head and she isn’t sure where it’s coming from. In the video, the interview is intercut with production footage of Urie’s “Into the Unknown” visual, in which the artist passionately performs the song alone onstage at the Million Dollar Theater, a vintage Los Angeles movie palace. “I thought, ‘If I have any chance at all to sing this, yes, I’m going to take that opportunity, right now.'” Urie was asked to contribute a version of “Into the Unknown” for the film’s soundtrack, and he quickly took up the offer. I’m getting chills just talking about it.” Every time it breaks into the chorus, I get chills. “My favorite thing about it, though, is just that soaring chorus.

“I love everything about this song,” he says. In the clip, Urie says he immediately recognized the song’s charms. Much like “Let It Go,” “Into the Unknown” is sung by Idina Menzel’s Elsa in the movie, and is the type of song that is sure to be belted out by 5-year-olds over and over again for months to come.

The animation juggernaut Frozen 2 is now available on digital streaming platforms and will be out on Blu-Ray next Tuesday, February 25th - after beating out the record set by the original Frozen and becoming the second-highest-grossing animated film of all time at the box office. In the lead-up to the streaming release of Frozen 2, Disney has shared an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip of Panic! at the Disco frontman Brendon Urie filming the music video for the movie’s Oscar-nominated anthem, “Into the Unknown.”

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