With the first-ever vinyl reissue of her 2001 soundtrack album, ‘Glitter‘, Mariah Carey is revisiting one of the most notable moments in her career.
Carey said on August 20, 2026, that ‘Glitter’ will get its eagerly anticipated vinyl release in addition to a digital deluxe version that includes unheard recordings from her vault. On October 30, 2026, both editions are expected to be released.
‘Glitter’, which debuted in 2001 alongside the movie of the same name, has garnered a sizable cult following over the years, with fans still appreciating its fusion of disco, pop, dance, and R&B genres.
A fresh rendition of “Did not Mean to Turn You On,” featuring Canadian R&B singer Rochelle Jordan, was also revealed by Carey as part of the announcement. The new version offers listeners a new take on one of the album’s best songs and acts as a sneak peek at the forthcoming anniversary-era albums.
Fans will get the chance to listen to recordings that have been kept in the vault for years thanks to the upcoming digital deluxe edition, which is especially noteworthy for its unreleased content from Carey’s archives.
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The release coincides with Glitter’s ongoing resurgence of popularity years after its initial release. Fans and critics have since reevaluated the project, with many applauding its ambitious production and Carey’s vocal talents, despite the record and film’s challenging response at the time.
With the October 30 release date nearing, the Glitter reissue is likely to be a huge event for lifelong Carey fans, particularly collectors who have been waiting for the soundtrack to receive an official vinyl pressing.
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