Legendary pop icon Mariah Carey has revealed that she is still hoping to release the infamous secret grunge album that she recorded in the mid-90s.

Speaking to Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang during a recent episode of the duo’s Las Culturistas podcast, Mariah delved into her back catalogue and discussed some of her favourite releases.

Mariah Carey is still hoping to release her secret grunge album which was recorded back in the 1990s. The pop superstar moved away from her musical roots back in 1995 to put together an alternative record. However, it was never released, and the singer has now admitted she’s “mad” it’s been buried for so many years.

While appearing on the Las Culturistas podcast with host Matt Rogers, the Always Be My Baby singer teased that she could be preparing to release a secret album she recorded in the 1990s. Mariah rose to fame in 1990 with the release of her self-titled album and has since remained mostly associated with R&B, pop, hip hop, and soul.

When she debuted in 1990, Carey was nominated for five Grammys, including Album of the Year, and won two: Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for her debut single, “Vision of Love,” and Best New Artist. Despite nine further nominations during the Nineties, and a 11 consecutive number one hits, she didn’t win a single other Grammy that decade.

As usual, Mariah Carey's not wrong. When she came on the scene in 1990, Carey was given the keys to the castle, nominated for five Grammys, including her first of three Album of t

Mariah Carey has claimed officials at the Recording Academy "toy" with her over Grammy Awards. During the latest episode of the Las Culturistas podcast that aired on Wednesday, co-host Matt Rogers argued that the Believe singer should have received more Grammys over the course of her career.