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Zara Larsson just revealed the gorgeous new music video for her new song, “Invisible”, for Netflix’s new movie, Klaus.

The new visual features even more scenes from the the Netflix movie, which centers on Jesper, a local postman who discovers Klaus, a mysterious carpenter who lives alone in a cabin full of handmade toys.

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“It’s message of kindness speaks perfectly to the message of Klaus. I think it can inspire all of us to be a little compassionate to one another,” Zara previously shared about the track.

You can also see the lyric video here!

Zara Larsson‘s brand new song, “Invisible” is finally here!

The 21-year-old Swedish-born singer co-wrote the track along with Justin Tranter and is the theme song for Netflix’s new film, Klaus.

“‘Invisible’ is such a beautiful song,” Zara shared about the track earlier in the week. “It’s message of kindness speaks perfectly to the message of Klaus. I think it can inspire all of us to be a little compassionate to one another.”

FYI: Zara and Justin are also pictured below at Soundcheck: A Netflix Film and Series Music Showcase in Los Angeles.

Klaus premieres on November 15th on Netflix.

Zara Larsson steps on stage to perform her new original song, “Invisible”, at the premiere of Klaus held at the Regency Village Theatre on Saturday afternoon (November 2) in Westwood, Calif.

The 21-year-old Swedish-born singer arrived at the premiere with a brand new look as well, showing off her gorgeous red hair color on the red carpet.

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Tall Girl‘s Luke Eisner, American Housewife‘s Julia Butters, Alexa & Katie‘s Finn Carr and Merit Leighton, and Symera Jackson were also seen at the premiere event.

Zara is also pictured at the 2019 Teen Vogue Summit the next day.

Klaus premieres on Netflix on Friday, November 8th. Check out a sneak peek at Zara‘s song below!

Zara Larsson wears all the colors of the rainbow on her dress in this shot from Teen Vogue‘s November 2019 issue.

The 21-year-old musician opened up about the future of music, being open and honest with her fans and also shared advice for anyone wanting to make it in the industry. Check it:

On whether she aims to make songs that will do well on Spotify: “I think a song that will do well on Spotify is just simply a song that people like. If you go to the radio and it does well, how organic is this listening engagement? Is it just radio pushing because you’ve been nice to the DJs at the different stations? Or do they play it because people f*** with it? I think if you do a song that goes well on Spotify, you do a song that’s good. People want to hear it. It’s that simple. Of course, it helps with marketing and promotion, but yeah, streaming is really the future and I feel like that’s what I do. That’s what everyone in my age does. So I think more than ‘let’s get this song played on the radio,’ even though it is still important, I feel like the way to start is, ‘Do I want this song in my playlist?’”

On how social media allows her to be direct with her fans: “I love that. I think it gives so much power back to the consumers and the artists. These days, you can really put music out or put anything out and connect with people directly. Radio’s still important, especially in America, but in general, people listen to whatever the f*** they want to listen to. I listen to Spotify, I don’t turn on the radio and say, ‘Let me hear what songs to discover.’ I already do that on my phone or on SoundCloud, or I find my favorite YouTubers.”

On what advice she would give to another young person who is trying to break out in the music industry: “The most important thing is to have your songs and, ultimately, know what you like and what you don’t like, because if you just keep at it, people will eventually see who you are. I think it’s more important to focus on who you are, and what you want to do as an artist, more than is this a smash.”

For more on Zara, head to TeenVogue.com now!

Meghan Trainor cozies into husband Daryl Sabara on the red carpet while arriving at the 2019 City Of Hope Spirit Of Life Gala on Thursday night (October 10) in Santa Monica, Calif.

The adorable twosome were joined by musicians Zara Larsson, Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz and Sara Bareilles.

During the evening, City of Hope raised more than $4 million at a black-tie gala honoring Epic Records Chairwoman and CEO Sylvia Rhone. The funds will go toward the nonprofit biomedical institution’s research to find improved treatments for cancer, diabetes and other life-threatening diseases.

Alicia and Sara even treated the crowd to a medley of “Girl on Fire” and “Brave.”

You can see over 55+ pics inside of Meghan Trainor, Zara Larsson, Alicia Keys and Sara Bareilles…

The cast of Katy Keene get in a group shot while backstage at the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival at the T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night (September 21) in Las Vegas.

The crew – Julia Chan, Ashleigh Murray, Lucy Hale and Jonny Beauchamp – took a break from filming to go cross country for the music festival.

Also in attendance were Batwoman‘s Rachel Skarsten, CNCO, Zara Larsson, In Real Life, Wesley Stromberg, and Jacob Sartorius.

In case you missed, check out tons of photos of Miley Cyrus performing on stage that same night.

The 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival will air on Wednesday, October 2nd on The CW!

FYI: Lucy is wearing Swarovski rings. Ashleigh is wearing Levi’s jeans.

Zara Larsson checks out the skyline of New York City during a visit to the Empire State Building on Thursday afternoon (August 29).

Earlier in the week, the 21-year-old musician stopped by People to chat about her new music and confirmed that she had split with her model boyfriend, Brian H. Whittaker, following split rumors.

“It’s fine, because I am single right now, and I’m excited about that because I’m young, I’m cute and I’m out here and I have to live my life. I haven’t been single since I was 14,” she shared when asked about having romance in her life.

Zara added that relationships are hard work.

“I’m very busy, so I don’t really live it out, but it’s just nice to know that you don’t have — because a relationship, just like friendships and with families and all your relationships in life, you gotta work on it and you gotta put time into it and you gotta nurture it and all of that,” she says. “It takes a lot of energy.”

Zara and Brian dated for over two years and they first met after she slid into his DMs on social media.