September 2, 2025 • 3 mins
Mariah Carey BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Mariah Carey is officially in the thick of one of the most significant and public phases of her career in years. In a move that’s dominating both industry headlines and fan social feeds, she announced the release date for her much-anticipated 16th studio album, Here For It All, landing September 26, 2025. According to IMDB and echoed by her own Instagram feed, Mariah previewed the title track for her followers, sparking immediate enthusiasm and some nostalgic buzz as she artfully teased her 2005 hit It’s Like That before launching into new material. In a revealing June interview, she confirmed this album is coming via a new multi-album deal with Larry Jackson’s Gamma, officially ending the long Sony Epic era that’s defined much of her career.
This rollout isn’t all about new music. In a conversation with 935 KDAY and trending widely on Twitter and TikTok, Mariah told fans not to expect a tour just yet, citing back-to-back tours over the past two years and the need to rebalance. However, fans will see her onstage at the MTV VMAs this Sunday, September 7, where she’ll be honored with the coveted Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award—a massive career milestone that also hints at a possible show-stopping medley performance. The announcement from MTV made big waves, as this will be Mariah’s first appearance at the show in 20 years and she’s also up for Best R&B with her single Type Dangerous, itself a notable Billboard Hot 100 return and a showcase of her staying power.
On the music side, fans got the complete 11-track listing via Mariah’s Instagram, spurring excited commentary, with standouts being collaborations with Anderson Paak on Play This Song, Shenseea and Kehlani on Sugar Sweet, and gospel icons The Clark Sisters on Jesus I Do. The new singles Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet have already dropped, the former drawing buzz for its Eric B. & Rakim sample and status as her 50th Hot 100 entry. L.A. Reid is back as executive producer, marking a creative reunion dating to The Emancipation of Mimi. Across interviews and posts, Mariah calls the album her most personal in years, echoing themes of life, motherhood, and renewal.
Publicity has been relentless, with prime coverage in outlets like People, Harper’s Bazaar, and iHeartMedia hyping not just the music, but Mariah’s appearances at fan events like the iHeartRadio Music Festival later this month in Las Vegas. Socials are alive with Mariah memes, reactions to her slow-living diva routines, and anticipation for her next era. No major controversies or unconfirmed rumors are circulating, other than some fan speculation about a potential Paul McCartney cover, which remains unverified. For Mariah Carey, September is hers—and the industry is watching to see what long-term legacy this new chapter will cement.
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Mariah Carey is officially in the thick of one of the most significant and public phases of her career in years. In a move that’s dominating both industry headlines and fan social feeds, she announced the release date for her much-anticipated 16th studio album, Here For It All, landing September 26, 2025. According to IMDB and echoed by her own Instagram feed, Mariah previewed the title track for her followers, sparking immediate enthusiasm and some nostalgic buzz as she artfully teased her 2005 hit It’s Like That before launching into new material. In a revealing June interview, she confirmed this album is coming via a new multi-album deal with Larry Jackson’s Gamma, officially ending the long Sony Epic era that’s defined much of her career.
This rollout isn’t all about new music. In a conversation with 935 KDAY and trending widely on Twitter and TikTok, Mariah told fans not to expect a tour just yet, citing back-to-back tours over the past two years and the need to rebalance. However, fans will see her onstage at the MTV VMAs this Sunday, September 7, where she’ll be honored with the coveted Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award—a massive career milestone that also hints at a possible show-stopping medley performance. The announcement from MTV made big waves, as this will be Mariah’s first appearance at the show in 20 years and she’s also up for Best R&B with her single Type Dangerous, itself a notable Billboard Hot 100 return and a showcase of her staying power.
On the music side, fans got the complete 11-track listing via Mariah’s Instagram, spurring excited commentary, with standouts being collaborations with Anderson Paak on Play This Song, Shenseea and Kehlani on Sugar Sweet, and gospel icons The Clark Sisters on Jesus I Do. The new singles Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet have already dropped, the former drawing buzz for its Eric B. & Rakim sample and status as her 50th Hot 100 entry. L.A. Reid is back as executive producer, marking a creative reunion dating to The Emancipation of Mimi. Across interviews and posts, Mariah calls the album her most personal in years, echoing themes of life, motherhood, and renewal.
Publicity has been relentless, with prime coverage in outlets like People, Harper’s Bazaar, and iHeartMedia hyping not just the music, but Mariah’s appearances at fan events like the iHeartRadio Music Festival later this month in Las Vegas. Socials are alive with Mariah memes, reactions to her slow-living diva routines, and anticipation for her next era. No major controversies or unconfirmed rumors are circulating, other than some fan speculation about a potential Paul McCartney cover, which remains unverified. For Mariah Carey, September is hers—and the industry is watching to see what long-term legacy this new chapter will cement.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Mariah Carey is officially in the thick of one of
the most significant and public phases of her career in years.
In a move that's dominating both industry headlines and fans
social feeds, she announced the release date for her much
anticipated sixteenth studio album, Here for It All, landing September
twenty six, twenty twenty five, according to IMDb, and echoed
(00:21):
by her own Instagram feed, Mariah previewed the title track
for her followers, sparking immediate enthusiasm and some nostalgic buzz
as she artfully teased her two thousand five hit It's
Like That before launching into new material. In a revealing
June interview, she confirmed this album as coming via a
new multi album deal with Larry Jackson's Gamma, officially ending
(00:43):
the long Sony epic era that's defined much of her career.
This rollout isn't all about new music. In a conversation
with nine hundred thirty five kDa and trending widely on
Twitter and TikTok, Mariah told fans not to expect a
tour just yet, citing back to back tours over the
past two years and the need to rebands However, fans
(01:03):
will see her on stage at the MTV VMA's this Sunday,
September seventh, where she'll be honored with the coveted Michael
Jackson Video Vanguard Award, a massive career milestone that also
hints at a possible show stopping Medley performance. The announcement
from MTV made big waves as this will be Mariah's
first appearance at the show in twenty years, and she's
also up for Best R and B with her single
(01:25):
Type Dangerous, itsself a notable Billboard Hot one hundred return
and a showcase of her staying power on the music side.
Fans got the complete eleven track listing va Mariah's Instagram,
spurring's excited commentary, with standouts being collaborations with Anderson Pack
on Play This Song, Chancia and Kaylani on Sugar Sweet,
and Gospel Icons the Clark Sisters on Jesus I Do.
(01:48):
The new singles Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet have already dropped,
the former, drawing buzz for its eric B and rockhem
sample and status as her fiftieth Hot one hundred entry.
La Read is back as executive producer, marking a creative
reunion dating to the emancipation of Mimi. Across interviews and posts,
Mariah calls the album her most personal in years, echoing
(02:09):
themes of life, motherhood, and renewal. Publicity has been relentless,
with prime coverage in outlets like People, Harper's Bizarre, and iHeartMedia,
hyping not just the music but Mariah's appearances at fan
events like the iHeartRadio Music Festival later this month in
Las Vegas. Socials are alive with Mariah memes, reactions to
(02:29):
her slow living diver routines, and anticipation for her next era.
No major controversies or unconfirmed rumors are circulating, other than
some fan speculation about a potential Paul McCartney cover, which
remains unverified. For Mariah Carey September is hers and the
industry is watching to see what long term legacy this
new chapter will cement. And that is it for today.
(02:53):
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
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Mariah Carey is officially in the thick of one of
the most significant and public phases of her career in years.
In a move that's dominating both industry headlines and fans
social feeds, she announced the release date for her much
anticipated sixteenth studio album, Here for It All, landing September
twenty six, twenty twenty five, according to IMDb, and echoed
(00:21):
by her own Instagram feed, Mariah previewed the title track
for her followers, sparking immediate enthusiasm and some nostalgic buzz
as she artfully teased her two thousand five hit It's
Like That before launching into new material. In a revealing
June interview, she confirmed this album as coming via a
new multi album deal with Larry Jackson's Gamma, officially ending
(00:43):
the long Sony epic era that's defined much of her career.
This rollout isn't all about new music. In a conversation
with nine hundred thirty five kDa and trending widely on
Twitter and TikTok, Mariah told fans not to expect a
tour just yet, citing back to back tours over the
past two years and the need to rebands However, fans
(01:03):
will see her on stage at the MTV VMA's this Sunday,
September seventh, where she'll be honored with the coveted Michael
Jackson Video Vanguard Award, a massive career milestone that also
hints at a possible show stopping Medley performance. The announcement
from MTV made big waves as this will be Mariah's
first appearance at the show in twenty years, and she's
also up for Best R and B with her single
(01:25):
Type Dangerous, itsself a notable Billboard Hot one hundred return
and a showcase of her staying power on the music side.
Fans got the complete eleven track listing va Mariah's Instagram,
spurring's excited commentary, with standouts being collaborations with Anderson Pack
on Play This Song, Chancia and Kaylani on Sugar Sweet,
and Gospel Icons the Clark Sisters on Jesus I Do.
(01:48):
The new singles Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet have already dropped,
the former, drawing buzz for its eric B and rockhem
sample and status as her fiftieth Hot one hundred entry.
La Read is back as executive producer, marking a creative
reunion dating to the emancipation of Mimi. Across interviews and posts,
Mariah calls the album her most personal in years, echoing
(02:09):
themes of life, motherhood, and renewal. Publicity has been relentless,
with prime coverage in outlets like People, Harper's Bizarre, and iHeartMedia,
hyping not just the music but Mariah's appearances at fan
events like the iHeartRadio Music Festival later this month in
Las Vegas. Socials are alive with Mariah memes, reactions to
(02:29):
her slow living diver routines, and anticipation for her next era.
No major controversies or unconfirmed rumors are circulating, other than
some fan speculation about a potential Paul McCartney cover, which
remains unverified. For Mariah Carey September is hers and the
industry is watching to see what long term legacy this
new chapter will cement. And that is it for today.
(02:53):
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Mariah Carey. Thanks for listening. This has
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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