What makes Don't Forget About Us by Mariah Carey notable?

The song reached number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking another successful entry in Carey’s impressive catalog. It also received a nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance at the 2006 Grammy Awards, further cementing her return to critical acclaim. Released as part of Mariah Carey's post-'Emancipation of Mimi' era, 'Don't Forget About Us' was aimed at solidifying her commercial comeback following a period of below-expected album sales. This single came just after her major success with the album in April 2005, reflecting her reinvigorated presence in the music industry.

How many songs are on Don't Forget About Us?

Don't Forget About Us has 3 tracks, running approximately 18 minutes.

Don't Forget About Us

Mariah Carey · 2005

18 min · 3 tracks · contemporary R&B

A blend of contemporary R&B and pop, showcasing sultry vocals over vibrant, danceable production.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Don’t Forget About Us (radio edit) — This title track encapsulates the album's themes of longing and emotional connection, highlighting Carey's vocal range and lyrical vulnerability.
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Shake It Off (remix) — The remix reimagines the upbeat original with added layers and energy, making it a club favorite that showcases Carey's versatility as an artist.
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Don’t Forget About Us (Dance Floor Anthem remix) — This extended remix elevates the original into a dance anthem while maintaining its emotional core, illustrating Carey's ability to adapt her sound for different audiences.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Fan Favorite — A well-received single that showcases Carey's signature sound, appreciated by dedicated fans.
Themes: nostalgic love· club remixes
Career context: Released as part of Mariah Carey's post-'Emancipation of Mimi' era, 'Don't Forget About Us' was aimed at solidifying her commercial comeback following a period of below-expected album sales. This single came just after her major success with the album in April 2005, reflecting her reinvigorated presence in the music industry.
Stylistic neighbors: Alicia Keys· Whitney Houston· Beyoncé