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CD Review - Mariah Carey's "E=MC²"

Paulette Martin

Issue date: 4/30/08 Section: Entertainment

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Mariah Carey's 11th album, "E=MC²" is topping the charts with singles "Touch my Body" and "Bye Bye."

Her 14 track album is pop, R&B, hip-hop a bit of gospel and reggae. "Touch my Body" is Carey's 18th number one single, surpassing Elvis Presley's record.

In "E=mc²," listeners are able to connect with the artist on a more personal level. In her second single "Bye Bye," Carey talks about the death of her father and her desires to have spent more time with him. In her song "Side Effects" she talks about living with the consequences of her previous marriage.

Carey also incorporates her legendary high notes in other songs, reminding the listener of her singing potential.

Overall, if you are a big fan of Carey, her album is one that is worth spending your money on.

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