Mariah Carey Launches Butterfly MC Records, Announces New Epic Records Partnership
Mariah Carey Launches Butterfly MC Records
Mariah Carey and Epic Records have announced a new joint partnership between the singer’s Butterfly MC Records and the Sony Music Entertainment label as well as a long-awaited studio album due out
later this year.
Epic Records chairman-CEO LA Reid said in a statement:
To continue working with Mariah Carey at Epic has been another rewarding chapter of my career. Mariah’s incomparable talents as a singer, with her vocal range that is nothing short of legendary, are matched by her brilliance as a songwriter, producer, and performer par excellence. Mariah’s chart records have established her enduring place in music history, a position that is cherished and supported by her loyal fans worldwide. I look forward to building upon all of Mariah’s success for years to come.
Mariah added,
I am putting my heart and soul into making more new music. I am so thrilled for this next chapter and to continue working with, and for, everyone that I love.
This new deal quiets rumors that Carey’s recording contract was in jeopardy.
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