Mariah Carey has revealed plans to reissue her 2001 album 'Glitter' for its 25th anniversary later this year. In an interview with Variety, the singer confirmed that a deluxe edition or reissue is in the works, though details remain undecided. 'We're getting on top of it. I'm excited about it,' she said.
Carey also discussed her unreleased grunge album 'Someone's Ugly Daughter' by the band Chick, which was performed by Foo Fighters and Taylor Momsen during a tribute concert for her at MusiCares' Person of the Year event. She expressed a desire to eventually release the album, stating, 'I want to have this happen, but you know, I gotta wait.'
The singer is currently nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the third consecutive year, joining artists such as Lauryn Hill, Shakira, and Phil Collins on the 2026 ballot. Despite the repeated nominations, Carey remains philosophical about the outcome. 'If it happens, it happens. And if it doesn't, it doesn't. But I think it would be amazing,' she said.
Carey also confirmed she is working on new music, adding that she is 'always recording' and hopes fans will enjoy the upcoming material.
