Mariah Carey celebrates 'Butterfly' album's 25th anniversary
"I will never forget the day I released this album to the world."
Singer and songwriter Mariah Carey has announced that she will be releasing new material to celebrate two and a half decades since the release of one of her most successful albums - 'Butterfly'.
Mariah took to Instagram on Thursday to not only remember the release of 'Butterfly', but to also announce that she will include a deluxe reissue of the 1997 LP with new bonus tracks from the album's sessions.
Her fans can expect "new remixes, live performances, and acapellas" on the new project.
As if that is not exciting enough, she also announced that she will also re-release 'The Roof' featuring Brandy.
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According to Billboard, Mariah will also release a new documentary and a new music video for 'Honey'.
The sixth studio album by the star was released on 16 September 1997, under Columbia Records.
Some of the popular songs from the album include, 'Close My Eyes', 'Whenever You Call', and 'Fly Away' .
It was nominated for three Grammy Awards.
The album which reportedly sold over ten-million copies worldwide has been certified five-times Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in the United States.
In celebration of the album's 25th anniversary, Mariah also spoke about how it emancipated her spirit, soul, and innermost feelings.
"Happy BUTTERFLY anniversary! I will never forget the day I released this album to the world. I had never felt more exposed and vulnerable yet free and euphoric at the same time. It was a true EMANCIPATION (no pun intended!) of my spirit, soul and innermost feelings which I poured into every lyric and every note on every song. 25 years later and it's still one of the proudest moments of my life and career. I hope you enjoy reliving this journey with me. To celebrate #Butterfly25, I'm releasing new remixes, live performances, acapellas, and a brand new version of "The Roof" with the one and only @brandy! More to come," she wrote on Instagram.
See the post below.
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Image courtesy of Instagram.