Mariah Carey 'Here For It All': Every song ranked from best to worst

Mariah Carey has dropped her sixteenth studio album, Here For It All, on September 26. The 11-track album features collaborations with Anderson .Paak and The Clark Sisters, per Billboard. In an interview with CBS, Mariah opened up about how the album draws from her personal experiences, including the grief of losing her mother and sister on the same day last year.

Talking about the creative process, Mariah told the outlet that it combines "classic and fresh elements." She added,

"I would say it's new Mariah, but still sounds like Mariah, but there's a little twist to it that makes it a little bit different."

Mariah took to her Instagram to announce the release of her album, noting that she is "emotional", yet proud of it. She expressed gratitude towards her collaborators and added,

"This album represents many different sides of me and I can't wait for you to hear and absorb it."

Note: This article reflects the writer’s opinion. Do comment with your suggestions to let us know which other items deserve to make the list.

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Every song ranked from best to worst on Mariah Carey's 'Here For It All'

We are taking a look at Mariah Carey's new album and ranking tracks from best to worst:

1. Mi

Mariah starts strong with Mi, immediately transporting listeners to a dreamy world. The lyrics are smooth, and the voice is layered, adding to the depth of the song. Some users on YouTube noted that it's too good to be so short.

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2. Play This Song

Play This Song features soft vocals by Anderson .Paak and Mariah Carey, as one can imagine, are dancing in the ballroom. Their voices complement each other while infusing classical and retro elements.

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3. Sugar Sweet

Released in August, Sugar Sweet features the chirpy and fresh vocals of Shenseea and Kehlani. The trio's complementary voices make one tune in immediately. One fan noted on YouTube,

"It's criminal how underappreciated this song is."

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4. Here For It All

The title track appears at the end of the album, but it appears to summarise "it all." As the longest track on the album, Mariah signals her listeners to slow down. The second half of the song almost feels like shifting into new gears, like a different song on the same one.

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5. Type Dangerous & I Won't Allow It

Pre-released in June, Type Dangerous presents her confident self as she sings,

"Certified diamonds like the songs I wrote”

Mariah Carey is playful and yet witty in her lyrics, a song that appreciates her lower voice. One fan on YouTube wrote,

"She’s having fun. This feels like a teaser for even better songs to come."

I Won't Allow It has a similar vibe and appears in the second half of the album, and urges listeners to keep their dancing shoes on.

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6. Nothing Is Impossible

One of the most personal and deeply moving tracks on the album, Mariah Carey signals that Nothing Is Impossible, even during difficult times. She emphasises her resilience and sings,

"That I was never all alone, the spirit lives in my soul."

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7. Jesus I Do

The Clark Sisters and Mariah praise God, and as users describe, it is "gospel-coded." The upbeat music makes one want to groove and has an inspirational tinge to it.

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8. In Your Feelings

Mariah Carey takes it slow and goes lower while proclaiming feelings about a romantic interest. Fans instantly notice that she displays a mature voice while achieving her low-pitched and deep vocals.

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9. Confetti & Champagne

Smooth and quick vocals on Confetti & Champagne are unmissable and easy to hear. It offers a contrast in the second half of the album and keeps the momentum.

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10. My Love

Mariah Carey covers Paul McCartney & Wings' 1973 track, My Love. She channels a deep love and offers a fresh voice to McCartney's version. It is a contrast to the rest of the album, and the heavy ballad may not be for all.

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Mariah Carey is set to release the music video for Play This Song at 7:30.

Which is your favorite song on the album? Tell us in the comments below.