Mariah Carey Will Finally Release Her ‘Lost’ 1995 Alt-Rock Album ‘Someone’s Ugly Daughter’

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A piece of Mariah Carey history is about to get its due. In a new interview with Rolling Stone the iconic pop star revealed that she will soon be releasing the original version of her 1995 alt-rock album Someone’s Ugly Daughter. READ MORE: Mariah Carey Teams Up With Millie Bobby Brown To Recreate Her ‘Honey’ Music Video Carey first talked about her involvement with the album, which she secretly wrote and produced under the band name Chick, in her 2020 memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey.

At the time, she explained that her friend Clarissa Dane mostly handled lead vocals on the album, while Carey was simultaneously recording her 1995 album Daydream.

But now, Carey says that she has found the “lost” version of the album featuring her own lead vocals, and plans to release it some time in the future.

Talking about the album in her memoir, the singer wrote, “I’d bring my little alt-rock song to the band and hum a silly guitar riff.

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