Carrie Underwood continues to have one of the nation’s hottest songs on the radio and video airwaves with her smash, “Blown Away,” and Carrie says that there are touches throughout the video that draw from a film that was one of her childhood favorites, The Wizard of Oz. (AUDIO INFO BELOW)

• “Blown Away” is the title track and newest smash single from the album that also gave us the chart-topping “Good Girl.”
• And speaking of “Good Girl,” you can get to gettin’ on your dancin’ shoes now that the up-tempo favorite has been announced among the more than 40 songs on the new Just Dance 4 video game, featuring hits past and present from such artists as P!nk, Rihanna, Stevie Wonder, Ricky Martin, Barry White, Elvis, and many more!
• Have you seen Carrie’s “Blown Away” video? So far, it’s closing in on 3.9 million views on VEVO alone! Check it out, right here!
• Carrie is currently on the road headlining her “Blown Away Tour” — visit CarrieUnderwoodOfficial.com for a show near you!
• And if you missed Carrie on VH1’s Unplugged earlier this week, you can enjoy online clips from the show, right here!

  Carrie Underwood talks about her music video for “Blown Away.” (1:03)
“The ‘Blown Away’ video is kind of — my take — it’s like Wizard of Oz meets the song. (laughs) It’s not all sweet and bubbles and, you know, beautiful munchkin — nothing like that. It’s the story — it’s like, rundown house — it’s like, this farm, but there’s definite ties to Wizard of Oz, ’cause I love that movie. I loved that movie growin’ up. And it’s just…what’s the first movie you would think of when you think of tornado would be Wizard of Oz. So there’s certain little tie-ins with it. I’m wearing red shoes, but they’re not like sparkly red shoes, they’re like red boots. You know, we’re shooting the thing in that like sepia, brown and white color. At the end of the video, it’s this beautiful vivid gorgeous color. Just little things. You’ll kind of have to watch it, probably a few times, to like pick out all the little references. Nothing overdone. You know, we’re not forcing anything but it’s definitely like a modern take on a classic movie.”