Mariah Carey Here for It All
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Critics' Top Tracks
The standout songs that made critics take notice
Here For It All
1 mention
Confetti & Champagne
1 mention
I Won’t Allow It
1 mention
Track Ratings
How critics rated each track, relative to this album (0-100). Only tracks that made critics feel something are rated.
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Play This Song (feat. Anderson .Paak)
Type Dangerous
Sugar Sweet (feat. Shenseea & Kehlani)
In Your Feelings
Nothing Is Impossible
Confetti & Champagne
I Won’t Allow It
My Love
Jesus I Do (feat. The Clark Sisters)
Here For It All
What Critics Are Saying
Deep insights from 2 critics who reviewed this album
Critic's Take
Pitchfork spotlights the title track as the emotional anchor: a sparse piano ballad with an indelible melody and a performance that’s both hilarious and moving. Carey’s raw, lived-in voice adds welcome grit elsewhere, most notably transforming the McCartney/Wings cover “My Love” with unexpected edge. The lively, combative side pops on “I Won’t Allow It,” “Confetti & Champagne,” and the lovely single “Sugar Sweet,” while “In Your Feelings” finds a novel hook-and-pre-chorus drama. Uplift arrives via the minimal “Nothing Is Impossible” and the Clark Sisters collab “Jesus I Do.” The lone dud is the lead single “Type Dangerous,” whose hook “flatlines,” but overall the album’s craft, humor, and vocal candor carry it.
Key Points
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The title track stands out for its indelible melody and straight-faced vulnerability that lands as both hilarious and moving.
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Carey’s candid, gritty vocals and well-constructed melodies—spanning disco-soul bite, petty breakup anthems, and gospel uplift—make the album consistently enjoyable despite one weak single.
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