Featured Album

- SEP 8, 2023
- Music Box: 30th Anniversary Edition
- 36 Songs
- Merry Christmas · 1994
- The Emancipation of Mimi · 2005
- Daydream · 1995
- Unforgettable (Mariah Carey Remix) [feat. Swae Lee & Mariah Carey] - Single · 2017
- Daydream · 1995
- The Emancipation of Mimi · 2005
- Me. I Am Mariah…The Elusive Chanteuse (Deluxe Version) · 2013
- Greatest Hits · 1995
- Butterfly · 1997
- Memoirs of an imperfect Angel · 2009
Essential Albums
- Balancing big ballads with featherlight hip-pop.
- The album that delivered the definitive Christmas standard of our time.
- The vocal powerhouse shows unparalleled poise and range.
- 2018
- This diva's range borders on superhuman.
- The merry moods of the holiday season’s biggest fan.
- Follow the pop diva's evolution as an artist.
- Put a little sweetness in that strength.
- The pop superstars who helped Mariah become Mimi.
- Mimi's less-heard tunes help cement her pop-royalty status.
- 2023
- 2020
Live Albums
Compilations
- 2020
- 2015
- 2003
- 2001
- 1998
- 1993
Appears On
- Busta Rhymes
- Trey Lorenz
More To Hear
- The Emotions’ “Blind Alley” took “Dreamlover” to new heights.
- “Touch My Body” and her album made Mariah the comeback kid.
- Mariah’s gamble on “All I Want for Christmas Is You” paid off big time.
- Mariah Carey talks to Zane about her Apple TV+ holiday special.
- Shawn Mendes joins Zane to talk about his 'Wonder' track "Teach Me How to Love."
- Estelle highlights the two icons in celebration of Mariah Day.
- The Harlem MC details her debut album, phAses.
About Mariah Carey
Thirty-plus years in the business, more No. 1 singles than any solo artist in history (and second overall only to The Beatles), more writing and production credits on those singles than any other female composer—Mariah Carey is one of the few artists whose songs legitimately bridge the confessional intimacy of singer-songwriters with the mass appeal of pop. Carey grew up on the classics: Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight. She moved to New York City after high school, cobbling together jobs while working on demos with then-collaborator Ben Margulies at the back of Margulies’ father’s cabinet factory. Her biggest tracks—from the early, dance- and gospel-influenced “Someday” and “Dreamlover” to the club leanings of “Fantasy” and “Honey” to ballads such as “Forever” and “Always Be My Baby” to the ultimate holiday pop song “All I Want for Christmas Is You"—stand like mile markers in the culture. And her guest turn on 2022’s remix of Latto’s “Big Energy” (which interpolates Mariah's “Fantasy”) is further testament to her continued relevance. She captures a feeling of sweetness and euphoria that straddles pop, hip-hop, and R&B without slotting neatly into any of them. Meanwhile, her melismatic style—a technique that entails singing a single syllable with a long run of notes—redefined our sense of what pop vocals sound like. Mimi, The Elusive Chanteuse, The Imperfect Angel...or maybe just Mariah.