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Track List
01) Lighthouse
02) At Your Worst
03) Roots
04) God Knows
05) Unsteady
06) My World
07) Die For You
08) One More Drink
09) Peripheral Vision
10) Lose Myself
11) Gone
12) Mad
13) Avenoir
14) I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
01) Lighthouse
02) At Your Worst
03) Roots
04) God Knows
05) Unsteady
06) My World
07) Die For You
08) One More Drink
09) Peripheral Vision
10) Lose Myself
11) Gone
12) Mad
13) Avenoir
14) I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
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First Released
2025
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Avenoir is the third studio album by English singer-songwriter Calum Scott. The album was initially scheduled for release on 12 September 2025 through Capitol Records, but was later delayed and released 10 October.
Upon announcement, Calum said its title references John Koenig's The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, a word-construction that defines "avenoir" as "the desire that memory could flow backward". "Avenoir refers to how we move through life like a rower moves: always moving forward but facing backward, seeing where we've been, but not where we're going. The songs on this album speak to both regret and sorrow, and to undying love — a plea to live life to its fullest."
The album will be supported with The Avenoir Tour across the UK, Europe, North America and South Africa.
Avenoir was executive produced by Scott's long term collaborator Jon Maguire
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Avenoir is the third studio album by English singer-songwriter Calum Scott. The album was initially scheduled for release on 12 September 2025 through Capitol Records, but was later delayed and released 10 October.
Upon announcement, Calum said its title references John Koenig's The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, a word-construction that defines "avenoir" as "the desire that memory could flow backward". "Avenoir refers to how we move through life like a rower moves: always moving forward but facing backward, seeing where we've been, but not where we're going. The songs on this album speak to both regret and sorrow, and to undying love — a plea to live life to its fullest."
The album will be supported with The Avenoir Tour across the UK, Europe, North America and South Africa.
Avenoir was executive produced by Scott's long term collaborator Jon Maguire
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