Inscription
Calum Scott is inscribed as the 53rd Global Music Royalty in August 2022.
He is chosen for his strong results, having won both a gold and a bronze medal in only 3 participations.
He is chosen for his strong results, having won both a gold and a bronze medal in only 3 participations.
Presentation
Calum Scott is a British singer and songwriter known for his soulful voice, emotional performances, and heartfelt lyrics. Born on October 12, 1988, in Kingston upon Hull, England, Calum initially pursued a career outside of music but was always passionate about singing. His breakthrough came in 2015 when he competed on the television show "Britain’s Got Talent." His audition, where he performed a poignant cover of Robyn’s "Dancing On My Own," became a viral sensation, captivating both the judges and millions of viewers. Although he finished sixth in the competition, his powerful performance led to a recording contract and marked the beginning of his successful music career.
Following the success of his "Dancing On My Own" cover, which became a global hit, Calum released his debut studio album, "Only Human," in 2018. The album featured a mix of pop ballads and mid-tempo tracks, including the singles "You Are the Reason" and "No Matter What," both of which showcased his ability to convey deep emotion through his lyrics and vocal delivery. His heartfelt storytelling and relatable themes, often exploring love, self-acceptance, and resilience, have earned him a dedicated fan base worldwide.
Calum's rise to fame has been marked by his openness about his personal struggles, including his experiences with self-doubt, mental health challenges, and the journey to embrace his identity as a gay man. His honesty and vulnerability in both his music and public appearances have resonated with many fans, making him an inspirational figure.
In addition to his solo work, Calum has collaborated with various artists across different genres, further expanding his musical reach. His ability to seamlessly blend pop, soul, and acoustic elements has made him a versatile artist with a distinctive style.
As his career has continued to grow, Calum has performed on international stages and received multiple award nominations, solidifying his status as a respected artist in the global music industry. His unwavering commitment to authenticity, both in his music and in his personal life, has made him a powerful voice for self-expression and emotional honesty.
Following the success of his "Dancing On My Own" cover, which became a global hit, Calum released his debut studio album, "Only Human," in 2018. The album featured a mix of pop ballads and mid-tempo tracks, including the singles "You Are the Reason" and "No Matter What," both of which showcased his ability to convey deep emotion through his lyrics and vocal delivery. His heartfelt storytelling and relatable themes, often exploring love, self-acceptance, and resilience, have earned him a dedicated fan base worldwide.
Calum's rise to fame has been marked by his openness about his personal struggles, including his experiences with self-doubt, mental health challenges, and the journey to embrace his identity as a gay man. His honesty and vulnerability in both his music and public appearances have resonated with many fans, making him an inspirational figure.
In addition to his solo work, Calum has collaborated with various artists across different genres, further expanding his musical reach. His ability to seamlessly blend pop, soul, and acoustic elements has made him a versatile artist with a distinctive style.
As his career has continued to grow, Calum has performed on international stages and received multiple award nominations, solidifying his status as a respected artist in the global music industry. His unwavering commitment to authenticity, both in his music and in his personal life, has made him a powerful voice for self-expression and emotional honesty.
Global Music Career
8 Participations
7 Finals
5 Top 10s
2 Medals
1 Victory
Representing: United Kingdom, Belgium and Indonesia
148. You are the reason / WINNER
154. What I miss most / Bronze medal
197. Heaven / 18th place - with Lyodra Ginting
After inscription:
199. Boys in the street / 5th place
209. Where are you now / 7th place - with Lost Frequencies
210. At your worst / 4th place
214. Whistle / 17th place - with Jax Jones
219. Then there was you / DNQ
7 Finals
5 Top 10s
2 Medals
1 Victory
Representing: United Kingdom, Belgium and Indonesia
148. You are the reason / WINNER
154. What I miss most / Bronze medal
197. Heaven / 18th place - with Lyodra Ginting
After inscription:
199. Boys in the street / 5th place
209. Where are you now / 7th place - with Lost Frequencies
210. At your worst / 4th place
214. Whistle / 17th place - with Jax Jones
219. Then there was you / DNQ
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