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Charlotte Cardin announces new album, Midnight, mon amour, for January 29
Quebec singer Charlotte Cardin has announced a new album, titled Midnight, mon amour.
She revealed the title and set its release for January 29 on October 13.
The announcement followed the release of two versions of her track Memories the week before.
Cardin says the album grew from her interest in conflicting emotions, changing memories and imagined lives.
She said making it led her to discover a moment she had not known existed, and invited listeners to get lost in the music with her.
The album is described as her third, giving her fans a new project to anticipate.
Cardin is also nominated for an ADISQ award for international reach, and the ceremony is scheduled for November 8.
Charlotte Cardin announced that her new album, Midnight, mon amour, will be released on January 29.
The Quebec singer revealed the album title and release date on October 13.
The announcement followed the release of two versions of her song Memories the previous week.
Cardin said the album was shaped by her interest in parts of herself she does not always understand.
- Who
- Charlotte Cardin, a Quebec singer.
- What
- She announced her new album, Midnight, mon amour, due out January 29.
- When
- The announcement was made on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Cardin said she followed her interest in parts of herself she does not always understand while creating the album.
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Cardin posted an Instagram story saying she would make an important announcement the next day.
Cardin revealed the title and release date of her new album.
- Album
- Midnight, mon amour
- Release date
- January 29
- Artist
- Charlotte Cardin
- Previous-week release
- Two versions of Memories
- Announcement date
- October 13, 2026
What people are saying
I can't wait for you to get lost with me.
The emotions that contradict each other, the memories that change every time we think about them, the lives we sometimes imagine simply to see how they make us feel.
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