Calum Scott announced the "surreal" new project on social media over the weekend, sharing a snippet of his vocals overlaying Houston's on the ballad version of her beloved 1987 track "I Wanna Dance With Somebody."
"Being able to sing with Whitney’s voice, one of the most iconic voices we’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing, is just surreal. I hope that when you listen to this, you feel the joy, love and spirit that Whitney poured into everything that she sang. Hearing her sing this song like this is truly a gift to us all!" he added, revealing that the new project featuring the late legend's vocals will be out this coming Thursday, Sept. 11.
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"So proud of you for creating something so timeless and beautiful. ❤️," they praised.
"Proud doesn't even begin to cover it, Calum," someone else emphasized. "The unspoken magic between the lines is pure perfection. You and Whitney's voices blend like a dream."
"This Version honestly sounds so emotional like it’s a Happy Tears kind of way ???," somebody else explained, as another uniquely dubbed it a "Heartmaking" composition.
Scott received Simon Cowell's golden buzzer on Britain's Got Talent back in 2015, and went on to release several viral covers, including Robyn's "Dancing on My Own," which is still his second most popular song on Spotify despite being released seven years ago.
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