Calum Scott

Calum Scott is a British singer-songwriter recognized for his emotive vocals and personal songwriting within the pop music industry. Scott gained international attention after competing on the ITV talent contest Britain's Got Talent, where his performance of Robyn's "Dancing on My Own" earned a Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell. The audition video has accumulated hundreds of millions of views on YouTube. Following his appearance on the show, Scott released his version of "Dancing on My Own" as a single, which reached number two on the UK singles chart and became a top-selling single in the United Kingdom.

After signing with Capitol, Scott released the single "You Are the Reason," which garnered over one billion views on YouTube. He later collaborated with Leona Lewis on a duet version of the song. His debut album, "Only Human," reached number four on the UK Albums Chart. The single "Dancing on My Own" gained viral traction in more than 30 countries on Spotify, peaking at number two on the Global Viral 50. The track was also featured in an episode of the TV drama "The Vampire Diaries" and sold over 600,000 copies.

Scott is known for advocating mental health awareness and LGBTQ+ rights. His second album, "Bridges," included the singles "Biblical" and "Rise," while his third album, "Avenoir," explored themes of memory, love, and regret. Scott achieved a second UK top five single with "Where Are You Now," a collaboration with Lost Frequencies, and worked with Jax Jones on the song "Whistle," which he performed live at the BAFTA Film Awards.

Scott has spoken publicly about his experiences with sexuality and mental health, supporting organizations such as Mind for Mental Health Awareness. His song "No Matter What" addresses his coming out experience and has resonated with audiences for its candid storytelling. Scott's music is noted for its vulnerability and relatability, connecting with listeners worldwide.

Scott has performed with Ronan Keating on BBC One's "Ronan Keating and Friends: A New Year's Eve Party" and released a reworked version of the "Avenoir" track "Unsteady" featuring rapper Aitch. With three studio albums, numerous charting collaborations, and international tours, Scott has established a significant presence in contemporary pop music.