August 30, 2025 • 3 mins
Mariah Carey BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Mariah Carey has commanded entertainment headlines this week with a series of career-defining announcements and appearances. On August 27, she electrified social media by unveiling the track list for her upcoming 16th studio album, Here For It All, due September 26. This project promises major collaborations, including Anderson Paak guesting and co-writing the lead single Type Dangerous, The Clark Sisters bringing gospel power to Jesus I Do, and what many are speculating is a cover of Paul McCartney and Wings’ My Love. The pop icon’s social media post was effusive, declaring, “Tracklist is here! My new album Here For It All is out 9/26. Can’t wait for you to hear it!” (Rolling Stone via 93Q and WOGB). Remix EPs for Type Dangerous that feature Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Redman, Big Sean, DJ Snake, and Luísa Sonza have buzzed across fan circles, amplifying the buildup.
In parallel with her album rollout, Carey is set to receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards on September 7, marking a milestone as her first-ever VMA win in 35 years, an honor she noted brings special excitement given her storied but curiously unawarded MTV history (ThatGrapeJuice). She has only received seven VMA nominations since her 1990 debut; this award, paired with her nomination for Best R and B Video for Type Dangerous, shatters a long-standing streak. Carey publicly expressed deep gratitude and may grace the VMA stage with a medley of career hits, though she remains intentionally mysterious about the specifics of her performance.
On the live front, Carey is also starring in the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, joining a lineup with Ed Sheeran, LL COOL J, Maroon 5, and more for major performances broadcast nationwide by iHeartMedia and streaming live on Hulu on September 19 and 20 (iHeartMedia). Her profile at this festival includes a public immersive House of Music experience inviting fans into her creative world.
Meanwhile, buzz continues from earlier this summer when she won her first BET Award—the Ultimate Icon Award—and performed Type Dangerous live with Anderson Paak and Rakim. Carey has highlighted these moments in recent radio interviews and reflected on her career’s evolving recognition.
Speculation persists about an international tour tied to the new album, with fans hungry for confirmation, though Carey has publicly commented only that it's “possibly” happening.
On social, Lambs have amplified every development with trending hashtags #TheEraOfMi, and Mariah herself has been highly active, posting behind-the-scenes glimpses, playful banter, and personal reflections on her lifetime in music.
To sum up, Carey’s last few days have been fueled by biographically significant headlines—a new album, a landmark MTV honor, high-profile festival gigs, and an energized fanbase—coupled with strategic business moves and nonstop social buzz, marking a pivotal season for one of pop’s most legendary voices.
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Mariah Carey has commanded entertainment headlines this week with a series of career-defining announcements and appearances. On August 27, she electrified social media by unveiling the track list for her upcoming 16th studio album, Here For It All, due September 26. This project promises major collaborations, including Anderson Paak guesting and co-writing the lead single Type Dangerous, The Clark Sisters bringing gospel power to Jesus I Do, and what many are speculating is a cover of Paul McCartney and Wings’ My Love. The pop icon’s social media post was effusive, declaring, “Tracklist is here! My new album Here For It All is out 9/26. Can’t wait for you to hear it!” (Rolling Stone via 93Q and WOGB). Remix EPs for Type Dangerous that feature Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Redman, Big Sean, DJ Snake, and Luísa Sonza have buzzed across fan circles, amplifying the buildup.
In parallel with her album rollout, Carey is set to receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards on September 7, marking a milestone as her first-ever VMA win in 35 years, an honor she noted brings special excitement given her storied but curiously unawarded MTV history (ThatGrapeJuice). She has only received seven VMA nominations since her 1990 debut; this award, paired with her nomination for Best R and B Video for Type Dangerous, shatters a long-standing streak. Carey publicly expressed deep gratitude and may grace the VMA stage with a medley of career hits, though she remains intentionally mysterious about the specifics of her performance.
On the live front, Carey is also starring in the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, joining a lineup with Ed Sheeran, LL COOL J, Maroon 5, and more for major performances broadcast nationwide by iHeartMedia and streaming live on Hulu on September 19 and 20 (iHeartMedia). Her profile at this festival includes a public immersive House of Music experience inviting fans into her creative world.
Meanwhile, buzz continues from earlier this summer when she won her first BET Award—the Ultimate Icon Award—and performed Type Dangerous live with Anderson Paak and Rakim. Carey has highlighted these moments in recent radio interviews and reflected on her career’s evolving recognition.
Speculation persists about an international tour tied to the new album, with fans hungry for confirmation, though Carey has publicly commented only that it's “possibly” happening.
On social, Lambs have amplified every development with trending hashtags #TheEraOfMi, and Mariah herself has been highly active, posting behind-the-scenes glimpses, playful banter, and personal reflections on her lifetime in music.
To sum up, Carey’s last few days have been fueled by biographically significant headlines—a new album, a landmark MTV honor, high-profile festival gigs, and an energized fanbase—coupled with strategic business moves and nonstop social buzz, marking a pivotal season for one of pop’s most legendary voices.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Mariah Carey has commanded entertainment headlines this week with a
series of career defining announcements and appearances. On August twenty seventh,
she electrified social media by unveiling the track list for
her upcoming sixteenth studio album, Here for It All, due
September twenty sixth. This project promises major collaborations including Anderson Pack,
(00:21):
guesting and co writing the lead single Type Dangerous, the
Clark Sisters bringing gospel power to Jesus I Do, and
what many are speculating is a cover of Paul McCartney
and Wings My Love the pop Icons. Social media post
was effusive, declaring track list is here. My new album,
Here for It All, is out September twenty sixth. Can't
(00:42):
wait for you to hear it. Rolling Stone via ninety
three Q and WOGB remix EPs for Type Dangerous that
feature Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Redman, Big Sean, DJ Snake
and Louisa Sonza have buzzed across fan circles, amplifying the
build up. In parallel with her album Rollout. Carrie is
set to receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at
(01:04):
the twenty twenty five MTV Video Music Awards on September seventh,
marking a milestone as her first ever VMA win in
thirty five years, and honor she noted, brings special excitement
given her storied but curiously unawarded MTV history that Grape Juice,
She has only received seven VMA nominations since her nineteen
(01:25):
ninety debut. This award, paired with her nomination for Best
R and B Video for Type Dangerous, shatters a long
standing streak. Carrie publicly expressed deep gratitude and may grace
the VMA stage with a medley of career hits, though
she remains intentionally mysterious about the specifics of her performance
on the live front. Carrie is also starring in the
(01:47):
twenty twenty five iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, joining
a line up with Ed Sheeran, LL Cool, Jy, Maroon Five,
and more for major performances broadcast nationwide by iHeart Media
and streaming live on Hulu on September nineteenth and twentieth.
Her profile at this festival includes a public, immersive House
of Music experience, inviting fans into her creative world. Meanwhile,
(02:12):
Buzz continues from earlier this summer, when she won her
first be Et award, the Ultimate Icon Award, and performed
Type Dangerous live with Anderson Pack and Rikene. Carrie has
highlighted these moments in recent radio interviews and reflected on
her career's evolving recognition. Speculation persists about an international tour
tied to the new album, with fans hungry for confirmation,
(02:33):
though Carrie has publicly commented only that it's possibly happening.
On social lambs have amplified every development with trending hashtags
the Era of Me, and Mariah herself has been highly active,
posting behind the scenes glimpses, playful banter, and personal reflections
on her lifetime in music. To sum up, Carrie's last
few days have been fueled by biographically significant headlines a
(02:57):
new album, a landmark MTV honor, high profile festival gigs,
and an energized fan base, coupled with strategic business moves
and NonStop social buzz, marking a pivotal season for one
of pop's most legendary voices. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Mariah Carey. Thanks for listening this has
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Mariah Carey has commanded entertainment headlines this week with a
series of career defining announcements and appearances. On August twenty seventh,
she electrified social media by unveiling the track list for
her upcoming sixteenth studio album, Here for It All, due
September twenty sixth. This project promises major collaborations including Anderson Pack,
(00:21):
guesting and co writing the lead single Type Dangerous, the
Clark Sisters bringing gospel power to Jesus I Do, and
what many are speculating is a cover of Paul McCartney
and Wings My Love the pop Icons. Social media post
was effusive, declaring track list is here. My new album,
Here for It All, is out September twenty sixth. Can't
(00:42):
wait for you to hear it. Rolling Stone via ninety
three Q and WOGB remix EPs for Type Dangerous that
feature Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Redman, Big Sean, DJ Snake
and Louisa Sonza have buzzed across fan circles, amplifying the
build up. In parallel with her album Rollout. Carrie is
set to receive the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at
(01:04):
the twenty twenty five MTV Video Music Awards on September seventh,
marking a milestone as her first ever VMA win in
thirty five years, and honor she noted, brings special excitement
given her storied but curiously unawarded MTV history that Grape Juice,
She has only received seven VMA nominations since her nineteen
(01:25):
ninety debut. This award, paired with her nomination for Best
R and B Video for Type Dangerous, shatters a long
standing streak. Carrie publicly expressed deep gratitude and may grace
the VMA stage with a medley of career hits, though
she remains intentionally mysterious about the specifics of her performance
on the live front. Carrie is also starring in the
(01:47):
twenty twenty five iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, joining
a line up with Ed Sheeran, LL Cool, Jy, Maroon Five,
and more for major performances broadcast nationwide by iHeart Media
and streaming live on Hulu on September nineteenth and twentieth.
Her profile at this festival includes a public, immersive House
of Music experience, inviting fans into her creative world. Meanwhile,
(02:12):
Buzz continues from earlier this summer, when she won her
first be Et award, the Ultimate Icon Award, and performed
Type Dangerous live with Anderson Pack and Rikene. Carrie has
highlighted these moments in recent radio interviews and reflected on
her career's evolving recognition. Speculation persists about an international tour
tied to the new album, with fans hungry for confirmation,
(02:33):
though Carrie has publicly commented only that it's possibly happening.
On social lambs have amplified every development with trending hashtags
the Era of Me, and Mariah herself has been highly active,
posting behind the scenes glimpses, playful banter, and personal reflections
on her lifetime in music. To sum up, Carrie's last
few days have been fueled by biographically significant headlines a
(02:57):
new album, a landmark MTV honor, high profile festival gigs,
and an energized fan base, coupled with strategic business moves
and NonStop social buzz, marking a pivotal season for one
of pop's most legendary voices. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Mariah Carey. Thanks for listening this has
(03:18):
been a quiet please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you
listen
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