Mariah Carey is here to prove that when she says ‘it’s time’ there’s nothing stopping her from ringing in the festivities and getting the music bag!
The talented singer and diva revealed her plans to release new music in a recent interview as part of the lead-up to her “Merry Christmas One And All Tour” in the United States. The update comes less than two weeks after Andy Stone and Tory Powers reopened their legal case against Carey, claiming that she infringed on their version of the song “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”
Fans Excited After Finding Out About Mariah Carey’s Upcoming Song
Following her now-viral Yuletide video that marks the official start of the 2023 holiday season, Carey wasted no time hitting the promotional circuit in support of her upcoming projects, including her “Merry Christmas One And All Tour.” In anticipation of the start of the tour on November 15, he has been spreading the good news through various channels and high-profile interviews.
During one of those appearances, the “Big Energy” singer discussed topics from the origins of her holiday best-seller “All I Want for Christmas is You” to her upcoming tour, her cherished holiday memories, and even new music.
“There’s new music on the horizon. I’ve been working for the last three or four weeks just to write new songs. Yesterday we were in the studio working on something with the choir, working on a new song. So it’s exciting,” the Grammy Award winner shared with “Good Morning America” on Monday.
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Snippets of the conversation were aired on X, giving fans a chance to not only watch but also express their excitement over the news. Like a passionate fan specified, “Who in the World/Universe would not enjoy interviewing the QUEEN OF SONGS, SINGING VOICES, MUSIC, MELISMA, WHISTLES & CHRISTMAS!!!!! ??????❤️???.”
Second audience answered, “Great interview. Can’t wait for new music. Until then, it’s tiiiiiiiiiiime!!!,” said a third quoted, “New music with a choir is coming! ?.” Fourth fan exclamation“Any time Mariah Carey has a choir on a song, just know it’s going to be goooooood!,” as the fifth equal chime in, “NEW MUSIC????!!!! GOD IS ALREADY SMILING ON MEEEEEEE.”
“mariah carey… dropping new music… around christmas… and i work at a radio station… mariah… no… MARIAH— MARIAH!!! STOP MARIAH STOP FOR ALL OF US MARIAH!!!!!!!! MARIAHHHHHH!!!!!! PEOPLE IN MARIAH RETAIL PEOPLE ON MARIAH RADIO,” a sixth Carey fanatic. be happy on X.
The seventh X user show, “OMG?? Queen @MariahCarey has talked about new music!!! Recording a new song and he said “something with a choir”, one of my dreams! I am very excited!! Can’t wait to wait??.”
“oh s—Mariah Carey is bringing back the choir for some seriously hot new music,” another said posted at the same time this internet citizen demanded, “The prospect that @MariahCarey is releasing new music makes me feel sort of! Oh! Oh my Queen!”
Lawsuit Against Music Icon Was Initially Dropped Last Year
It’s tiiiiime! ? ??
Grammy winner @Mariah Carey share details with @jujuchangabc as he prepares to embark on his “Merry Christmas One and All” tour. pic.twitter.com/3MPneVmpKO
— Good Morning America (@GMA) November 6, 2023
As for the lawsuit against him, court documents obtained by The Blast show that Powers and Stone have essentially refiled their old case as a new lawsuit and are seeking $20 million in damages. The papers read:
“The melody, the lyrics, the feeling, when you combine these three elements and base your derivative copy on something more like than unlike, it is the striking similarity that upon closer inspection will reveal the truth of Plaintiff’s alleged infringement.”
The filing goes on to declare that “Carey has, without licensing, abandoned these works with his disbelieving original story, as if the works were his own. His arrogance knows no bounds, and even the songwriters he’s credited with don’t believe the stories he’s spun. This is only a case of actionable infringement.”
In their previous lawsuit, which Stone dropped in November 2022, it was alleged that Carey and her co-writer for the song, Walter Afanasieff, “knowingly, knowingly, and willfully” infringed the copyright of the musician’s 1989 rendition of “All I Want” to Christmas Is You,” which he recorded under the name Vince Vance and the Valiants.
He went on to point out that his version received significant airplay during the 1993 Christmas season and began appearing on the Billboard Music Charts. Stone also mentioned that his attempts to negotiate and reach an agreement with the “Obsess” hitmaker and his co-defendants in April 2021 were unsuccessful.
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