Clarissa Dane: Last News

Mariah Carey has managed to track down an original version of Someone’s Ugly Daughter, the unreleased alt-rock album she recorded in 1995 as Chick, and she’s making an effort to finally let the world hear it. The singer discussed the album in a new episode of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, as Pitchfork points out. The discussion of the project comes at the 53:50 mark of the interview.

“Dreamlover,” “Fantasy” and “Honey” — the octave-leaping singer recorded a secret alt-rock album.Now, Carey plans to release the 1995 LP, which had been buried by her label. But Mimi has unearthed her version of “Someone’s Ugly Daughter,” which originally featured her lead vocals before they were replaced by her friend Clarissa Dane in the band Chick. “We actually have it,” Carey revealed in a Rolling Stone podcast interview with Brian Hiatt.

A piece of Mariah Carey history is about to get its due.

Mariah Carey is planning to gift her fans with an entire 90's grunge album.The musical sensation, 53, previously revealed in her 2020 memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey, that she made an alternative rock album in 1995, which was released under the band name Chick and featured vocals from her friend and former roommate Clarissa Dane.The superstar has now unearthed a version of the album, titled Someone's Ugly Daughter, with her vocals and revealed she plans to release it while appearing on the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast on Friday, adding: 'I'm just full of surprises.'  Grunge Mimi? Mariah Carey is planning to release a previously lost grunge album she secretly recorded in 1995, titled Someone's Ugly Daughter; Pictured 2019'I think this unearthed version will become something that, yes, we should hear,' she stated before hinting at a collaboration. 'But also, I'm working on a version of something where there'll be another artist working on this with me as well.' After previously tweeting that she was 'on a quest to unearth the version of this album with my lead vocals and will not stop until we find it' Mariah told Rolling Stone that the mission has been accomplished.'The quest for that version is going great.

Mariah Carey tells Stephen Colbert that her secret alt-rock album was something she did “for laughs.”