Track list revealed for Mariah's new album
Making the rounds of insider music forums across the net, is a rumoured track list for superstar Mariah Carey's upcoming The Art Of Letting Go. Previously delayed from July, the album is now expected to be released in November of 2013. The rumoured list includes many past high-profile collaborators as well as some exciting new ones that she's never worked with before...
The list of songs of the new album "The Art Of Letting Go"
01. Make It Look Good / Produced by Jermaine Dupri
02. #Beautiful (Feat. Miguel) / Produced by Miguel + Mariah + Happy Perez
03. You're Mine / Produced by The-Dream
04. You Don't Know What / Produced by Jermaine Dupri
05. Hope Street / Produced by The-Dream
06. Lullaby of Birdland - Interlude / Produced by Big Jim Wright
07. The Art of Letting Go / Produced by Jermaine Dupri
08. I Can't Love U (Feat. R. Kelly) / Produced by Darkchild
09. Mr. Operator / Produced by Mike WiLL Made It
10. Hurricane / Produced by Hit-Boy
11. This Cannot Be Love / Produced by Big Jim Wright
12. I'll Still Be Around (Feat. Stevie Wonder) / Produced by Walter Afanasieff
13. Heart / Produced by Big Jim Wright
14. Save The Day / Produced by Bryan Michael Cox
Mariah Carey is the best-selling female artist of all time with more than 200 million albums sold and a ground-breaking career total of 224 #1 Billboard hits, including an unprecedented 18 #1 Hot 100 singles, the most of any solo artist in history.
Mariah's brand new single, "#Beautiful", a collaboration with Miguel, has won critical raves and is already #1 in over 30 countries. "#Beautiful" is the lead single from Mariah's new album (Island Def Jam Music Group). With her world renowned voice and her award-winning songwriting, producing, and longevity, Mariah has earned her place at the top of music's pantheon.
As a singer/songwriter/ producer, she has been recognized with five Grammy Awards, nine American Music Awards, Billboard's Artist of the Decade Award, the World Music Award for World's Best Selling Female Artist of the Millennium, and BMI's Icon Award for her outstanding achievements in songwriting, to name a few. (Broadway World)
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T from USA wrote:
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This is interesting and quite accurate except a few points. I wonder who got this information and do some of those songs actually exist?
(Friday 7 April 2023; 23:13)
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Edward from USA wrote:
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"The Art of Letting Go" was the name of the album, but then it morphed into MIAMTEC. The original concept was scrapped, she recorded new songs, discarded others and TAOLG was relegated to a bonus track. According to Nick, the original "The Art of Letting Go" was classic Mariah, with powerful ballads, he described it as Mariah going back to her roots, but that never happened.
(Saturday 8 April 2023; 02:47)
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Robert-Anthony from United States wrote:
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We can blame Walmart for TAOLG being scrapped. Someone at the retail giant leaked the album title and July 23, 2013 release date. Mariah was pissed and released MIAM less than a year later on May 23, 2014. I believe that Thirsty, $Money, Meteorite, YDKWTD, and Heavenly were recorded after the Wal-Mart leak of TAOLG.
(Saturday 8 April 2023; 12:30)
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Edward from USA wrote:
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An employee at Walmart was responsible for the title leak, but I doubt it was the reason Mariah scrapped everything. At the time it was about to be released, she was still in a relationship with Nick. When their relationship started going down south is when TAOLG didn't make sense to her anymore.
(Saturday 8 April 2023; 13:09)
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BFF from United States wrote:
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She should have released the album as "The Art of Letting Go" on the original release date. "Me I Am Mariah" has some good songs, but it does not work as an album. Like "Rainbow," it felt like something she released simply to fulfill contractual obligations. Collaborating with Miguel on "#Beautiful" was a smart move, but the momentum got squandered.
(Saturday 8 April 2023; 14:24)
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Edward from USA wrote:
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I agree with you, that's what it feels like. Some great songs, but that's it. Hopefully we get some of those unused tracks on The Rarities 2.
(Saturday 8 April 2023; 19:05)
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