Mariah Carey is entering a bold new chapter of her storied career. The five-time Grammy winner has signed a multi-album deal with Gamma, the independent music company founded by Larry Jackson, signaling her return to the studio and a fresh wave of creativity.
A Legendary Voice Finds New Ground
At 56, Carey is not just looking back—she’s pushing forward. Her new single, “Type Dangerous,” showcases her iconic vocals wrapped in sultry production and confident lyricism. The track leads into her upcoming 16th studio album, her first full-length release since 2018’s Caution.
“This chapter is about owning my story and creating freely,” Carey told Forbes, praising Gamma’s mission to support artists with full creative control. “What Larry is building at Gamma is beyond music. It’s a cultural shift.”
L.A. Reid Returns as Executive Producer
Carey has tapped L.A. Reid as executive producer for the new album, rekindling a partnership that delivered her 2005 mega-hit album The Emancipation of Mimi. That project sold over 10 million copies globally and reestablished Carey’s dominance in the industry.
Their reunion hints at another era-defining body of work—one shaped by both experience and artistic evolution.
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Gamma: A Home for Iconic Artists
Founded in 2023, Gamma has quickly earned a reputation for empowering veteran artists through ownership-driven deals and artistic autonomy. Carey now joins a roster that includes Usher and Snoop Dogg, solidifying the label’s position as a haven for legacy acts looking to redefine their relevance on their own terms.
What’s Next for the Elusive Chanteuse?
Though details about the album remain under wraps, the release of “Type Dangerous” signals that Mariah Carey’s next act has begun. Fans and critics alike are eager to see how she blends her timeless sound with a modern twist.
With 19 No. 1 singles, countless accolades, and now a renewed sense of direction, Mariah Carey is proving yet again why she remains one of the most influential voices in music history.
