Lewis Capaldi turns his personal struggle into an emotional statement of survival on "Survive"

Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi is back with "Survive," an uplifting track about his mental health struggles following his battle with Tourette's syndrome. Written by Capaldi and Sam Roman, the track focuses on resilience and the motivation to carry on, honing in on a deeply personal subject.

Capaldi's triumphant return with "Survive" also reveals how personal hardship can be channeled into creative expression. Living with mental health issues changes the experience of everyday life. Introducing Tourette's syndrome adds another layer of challenge to the song. The release gives space to a subject that deserves empathy rather than condemnation, exploring these experiences through the song.

"Survive" was co-written by Capaldi and Sam Roman. Production comes courtesy of Peter Fenn, RØMANS, Andrew Wells, Connor McDonough and Riley McDonough. This is a collective team working to create a release with a personal subject that's widely relatable. Its message rings true in hard times, when progress is slow, and strength is hard to find. Lewis Capaldi's latest offering is an emotional reflection on resilience and the struggle to keep going.