Mariah Carey has hinted about her plans to release Someone's Ugly Daughter, a lost alternative rock album.
The pop superstar secretly recorded the album in 1995 under the pseudonym Chick.
Speaking to Rolling Stone's "Rolling Stone Now" podcast, Carey revealed that she recently came across a version of the album with her vocals in the forefront.
"The quest for that version is going great. We actually have it," she said, when asked about the long-lost album. "This was my outlet, and nobody knew about it. Most people, I'd rather they don't even know about it until we decide exactly what happens from that quest of finding those vocals."
Carey also hinted that she intends to release her version of Someone's Ugly Daughter and is also planning a related project.
Speaking about the album, she said it "will become something we should hear, but also, I'm working on a version where there will be another artist working with me… Possibly something built around the album."
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