Victory (Cian Ducrot album)
2023 studio album by Cian Ducrot
Victory is the debut studio album by Irish singer Cian Ducrot. It was released on 4 August 2023 through Polydor. The album was preceded by five singles: "All for You", "I'll Be Waiting", "Part of Me", "Heaven", "Everyone Who Falls in Love (Has Someone Else They're Thinking Of)".
Background and singles
The album was recorded in Paris in 2022. Ducrot himself chose the place due to his mother's deep connection with the city. Ducrot first released the self-written and self-produced lead single "All for You" in April 2022. The song quickly gained viral attention and prompted a duet version with Ella Henderson, released in August 2022. The second single "I'll Be Waiting" achieved similar commercial success. On June 2, he released the single "Heaven" which reflects on the relationship with his brother.
Ducrot announced the album on 13 April 2023.
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