Mariah Carey - Around the World 1999

Rainbow, Mariah Carey's seventh studio long-player, is something like a concept album. Its theme is the various stages of the "emotional roller coaster," as she puts it, of her divorce and subsequent rebound. Carey continues to walk the line between streetwise hip-hop soul and adult-contemporary acceptability, with the former not surprisingly offering most of the disc's high points. "Heartbreaker," the first single, is a likeable piece of bubble-gum R&B with grit borrowed from guest Jay-Z; the remix, with Missy Elliott, Da Brat, and DJ Clue on board, is a different enough piece of work that its appearance only a few cuts after the original version doesn't jar. Another groove-intensive track, the Snoop Dogg duet "Crybaby," is so sly that one hopes the two collaborate again. Of course, it wouldn't be a Mariah record without at least one major lapse in taste; here that bill is filled with a cover of Phil Collins's melodramatic "Against All Odds."

LoveSongs is a compilation album by R&B superstar Mariah Carey. It is a re-release of her 2008 collection The Ballads [without the song "All I Want for Christmas Is You"], and was released exclusively in the UK in time for Valentine's Day on February 8, 2010.

Recorded in 1992, this classic performance features Mariah backed by an all-star band in the most intimate of settings. Trey Lorenz is featured on one track. Also included is an exclusive interview with Mariah, behind-the-scenes footage, and Mariah's home movies.

The Daydream World Tour is a series of concerts by American pop/R&B singer Mariah Carey. The tour took place during early to mid-1996, and kicked-off at the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan, and ended at London, England's Wembley Arena.