Charlotte Cardin will release her third studio album, Midnight, Mon Amour, on January 29, 2027. The Montréal-born, Paris-based singer announced the 17-track record on Tuesday, October 13, alongside a new music video for her latest single, “Memories.”
The album follows Phoenix (2021) and 99 Nights (2023). Cardin has described the upcoming project as a “shadow album,” exploring private desires, vulnerability, shame and the contradictions people keep hidden.
The announcement comes days after Cardin released “Memories” in two versions: an English-language recording and a bilingual version titled “Memories (Souvenirs).” Both songs received their own music videos.
The new album continues a run of singles that began with “Tant pis pour elle” in 2025, followed by “The Way We Touch” in March 2026 and “Take Me Back” in June. All three tracks are expected to appear on Midnight, Mon Amour.
“I really wanted to explore all of the inner duality that I’ve been feeling as a woman in the last few years and I wanted to use those oppositions and those contradictory feelings as something that’s empowering and liberating,” Cardin says of the album.
Cardin's latest release follows a busy year for the singer, who won Female Artist of the Year at France's 2026 Victoires de la Musique awards. The honour made her the first Québécoise to win the category since 2003.
The album, like its title, will be bilingual, something she shared was important to her.
Midnight, Mon Amour arrives January 29, 2027.
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