Overview

• On The Tonight Show, Carey let Jimmy Fallon play a snippet of Prom Queen and described drawing the lipstick-scrawled cover featuring a real cockroach.
• At an Apple Music conversation, SZA played Hermit, and on Fallon, Questlove called the unreleased album her “best record,” boosting interest in the material.
• Carey said she always regretted not releasing the project, adding that Sony blocked it in the 1990s when she was recording Daydream.
• Previously issued versions credited Chick with Clarissa Dane on lead vocals while Carey sang backing parts as D. Sue; Carey has said a version with her lead vocals exists.
• Carey told Fallon she does not know which label controls the recordings, and no release date or distribution plan has been announced despite public previews.