“Where Are You Now” by Lost Frequencies & Calum Scott

It is quite obvious in this song ( “Where Are You Now”), even though it isn’t explicitly stated, that the addressee is the vocalist’s romantic interest and more to the intended point his ex. And by the looks of things, at one time they were extremely close, i.e. soulmates living their lives together. But somewhere along the line, she completely vanished from his life.

So as suggested by the title, the vocalist is now questioning her whereabouts. And as he metaphorically puts it in the chorus, she remains ‘like his favorite song going around his head’. And such is actually a colorful yet easy-to-understand way of Calum putting forth that he is totally unable to forget about this person.

But that said, this can be considered a song of hope. That’s because the vocalist seems convinced that one day his love will return. But as for now, anxiously awaiting her re-arrival, the question remains as to the addressee’s current whereabouts.

Release Date of “Where Are You Now”?

This is a track which Epic Records put out on 30 July 2021 and, as far as the internet is concerned, has primarily been attributed to Lost Frequencies.

Lost Frequencies is a DJ from Belgium with a discography dating back to the mid-2010s who has scored a few big hits along the way. This particular track marks his first collaboration with Calum Scott, a singer from the UK who Frequencies had tried to work with in the past and who has a couple of major hits under his own belt, though a much shorter discography over all.

Who wrote “Where Are You Now”?

Lost Frequencies produced this track. He also acted as one of its co-writers, authoring the song along with the following:

• Michael P. Kelly
• Dan Lundberg
• Joacim Persson
• Sebastian Arman

Song’s Success

“Where Are You Now” can now be counted amongst the mega hits in the vocalists’ catalogs. This song has charted in nearly 30 countries and has thus far gone platinum in Sweden and Switzerland, and gold in a few other nations. 

It also topped a few of those listings, including the UK Dance Chart. And to note, this track didn’t get around to becoming a UK number one until nearly six months after it was released.