Mariah Carey previews 'Here For It All' album title track
This might just be one of our favourite Mariah Carey ballads.
Mariah Carey has previewed a live performance of one of the songs on her new album.
The singer's fans eagerly await the release of her sixteenth studio album, 'Here For It All', which debuts on September 26.
Carey took to Instagram to share a clip of herself singing 'Here For It All' for the first time.
"A lil’ live preview of the title track from my new album HERE FOR IT ALL, out 9/26, with my amazing co-writer/producer @danielmoorekeys on the piano," she captioned the clip.
This is the first ballad the 56-year-old has shared from her upcoming album.
Her previous releases, 'Type Dangerous' and 'Sugar Sweet, featuring Kehlani and Shenseea, were get-up-and-dance songs.
Carey is known for her powerful ballads and 'Here For It All' isn't any different.
"This song is sooooo Beautiful," Kris Jenner commented. 'Bleeding Love' singer Leona Lewis wrote, "Forever inspired by your songs. This melody is everything."
Fans also love the track. "This new song is pure magic. I feel every word, every note. I love you endlessly, Mariah," one commented on YouTube.
Another person said: "Her tone sounds like butter. We love you mimi and can’t wait to hear this body of work
While looking back at her previous album covers recently, Carey gave some insight into the song.
"The song is not a happy, smiley song, but there is something about it that gives you that uplifting kind of feel," she said.
She also explained why her new album marks "the era of Mi".
"It basically just means I'm gonna do whatever I want. It's really just about owning the moment."
When she is not preparing for the release of her first album since 2018's 'Caution', Carey is helping save the planet.
She is set to headline a charity concert taking place in the Amazon rainforest on September 17.
Carey is one of several artists participating in 'Amazônia Live - Today and Always', which aims to raise awareness about the climate crisis.
She will perform on a stage floating over the Guamá River in Belém, Brazil.
HOW TO LISTEN TO EAST COAST RADIO
1. Listen to East Coast Radio on the FM (frequency modulation) spectrum between 94 and 95 FM on your radio.
2. Listen live to ECR by clicking here or download the ECR App (iOS/Android).
3. Listen to East Coast Radio on the DStv audio bouquet, channel 836.
4. Switch to the audio bouquet on your Openview decoder and browse to channel 606
5. Listen to us on Amazon Alexa.
Follow us on social media:
· TikTok
Image credit: Instagram/@mariahcarey