Album Info Hide Show Artist: Sabrina Carpenter Album: Emails I Can’t Send Released: US, 9 Dec 2022 Tracklist: A1 Emails I Can’t Send Keyboards – JP Saxe Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Leroy Clampitt Producer – Leroy Clampitt Recorded By – Leroy Clampitt Written-By – JP Saxe, Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter A2 Vicious Bass – Jason Evigan Guitar – Jason Evigan Mastered By – Will Quinnell Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Producer – Jason Evigan Producer [Vocal Production] – Jason Evigan Programmed By – Jason Evigan Recorded By – Jackson Rau, Jason Evigan Synth – Jason Evigan Written-By – Amy Allen , Jason Evigan, Sabrina Carpenter A3 Read Your Mind Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Leroy Clampitt Bass – Leroy Clampitt Drums – Leroy Clampitt Guitar – Leroy Clampitt Keyboards – Leroy Clampitt Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mellotron – Leroy Clampitt Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Percussion – Leroy Clampitt Producer – Leroy Clampitt Programmed By – Leroy Clampitt Recorded By – Leroy Clampitt Synth – Leroy Clampitt Violin – Crystal Alforque Written-By – Leroy Clampitt, Sabrina Carpenter, Skyler Stonestreet A4 Tornado Warnings Bass – JP Saxe, Jorgen Odegard Drums – Jorgen Odegard Guitar – Alex Sutton , JP Saxe Keyboards – Jorgen Odegard Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Percussion – Jorgen Odegard Producer – Jorgen Odegard Recorded By – Jorgen Odegard Written-By – JP Saxe, Jorgen Odegard, Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter A5 Because I Liked A Boy Engineer [For Mix] – Bryce Bordone Mastered By – Will Quinnell Mixed By – Serban Ghenea Producer – John Ryan Recorded By – John Ryan Written-By – JP Saxe, John Ryan , Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter A6 Already Over Backing Vocals – JP Saxe, John Ryan , Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter Engineer [For Mix] – Bryce Bordone Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin, Serban Ghenea Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Producer – John Ryan Programmed By – John Ryan Recorded By – John Ryan Written-By – JP Saxe, John Ryan , Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter B1 How Many Things Guitar – JP Saxe Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Producer – Ryan Marrone Recorded By – Ryan Marrone Written-By – JP Saxe, Ryan Marrone, Sabrina Carpenter B2 Bet U Wanna A&R – Jackie Winkler Backing Vocals – Steph Jones Bass – Julian Bunetta Coordinator [A&R Coordination] – Jordan Perteet Drums – Julian Bunetta Guitar – Leroy Clampitt Keyboards – Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt Mastered By – Will Quinnell Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Percussion – Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt Producer – Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt Programmed By – Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt Strings – Forest Miller Written-By – Julian Bunetta, Leroy Clampitt, Sabrina Carpenter, Steph Jones B3 Nonsense Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Producer – Julian Bunetta Recorded By – Julian Bunetta Written-By – Julian Bunetta, Sabrina Carpenter, Steph Jones B4 Fast Times Backing Vocals – John Ryan , Sabrina Carpenter Bass – John Ryan Drums – John Ryan Engineer [For Mix] – Bryce Bordone Guitar – John Ryan Keyboards – John Ryan Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Serban Ghenea Percussion – John Ryan Producer – John Ryan Strings – Peter Johnson Written-By – JP Saxe, John Ryan , Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter B5 Skinny Dipping Backing Vocals – Alida Garpestad Peck Bass – Leroy Clampitt Cello – Yi-Mei Templeman Drums – Leroy Clampitt Guitar – JP Saxe, Leroy Clampitt Keyboards – Leroy Clampitt Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Percussion – Leroy Clampitt Producer – Leroy Clampitt Programmed By – Leroy Clampitt Recorded By – Leroy Clampitt trumpet – Noah Conrad Vocals – Sabrina Carpenter Written-By – JP Saxe, Julia Michaels, Leroy Clampitt, Sabrina Carpenter B6 Bad For Business Bass – Leroy Clampitt Drums – Leroy Clampitt Guitar – Leroy Clampitt Lap Steel Guitar – Leroy Clampitt Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Percussion – Leroy Clampitt Producer – Leroy Clampitt Programmed By – Leroy Clampitt Recorded By – Leroy Clampitt Written-By – Leroy Clampitt, Sabrina Carpenter, Steph Jones B7 Decode Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Mixed By – Josh Gudwin Mixed By [Assistant] – Heidi Wang Producer – John Ryan Recorded By – John Ryan Written-By – JP Saxe, John Ryan , Julia Michaels, Sabrina Carpenter Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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From the very first listen, its clear that Carpenter has poured her heart into this album. The production is polished yet intimate, allowing her vocals to shine through. The opening track, “Emails I Cant Send,” sets the tone perfectly, with its confessional lyrics and catchy melody. Its a song that many can relate to, capturing the essence of unspoken feelings and the struggle to communicate in a digital age. The way she blends pop sensibilities with deeper lyrical content is impressive and speaks to her evolution as an artist. One of the standout tracks on the album is “Vicious,” which showcases Carpenter’s vocal range and emotional depth. The song deals with the complexities of love and heartbreak, and its delivered with such raw honesty that its hard not to feel moved. Critics have praised this track for its relatable themes and catchy chorus, making it a favorite among fans. Another highlight is “Skinny Dipping,” which has a more upbeat vibe and reflects a carefree attitude, perfect for summer playlists. The album has received positive reviews from major publications, with many noting Carpenter’s growth as a songwriter. Rolling Stone highlighted her ability to blend personal narratives with universal themes, while Billboard praised her for taking creative risks and stepping out of her comfort zone. The critical reception has been largely favorable, with many reviewers noting that this album feels like a true representation of who she is as an artist. Interestingly, Carpenter has mentioned in interviews that the album was inspired by her own experiences and the emails she wished she could send but never did. This concept of unexpressed thoughts and feelings resonates throughout the album, making it feel very personal and relatable. Its a clever framing device that allows listeners to connect with her on a deeper level. In terms of cultural significance, “Emails I Can’t Send” arrives at a time when many young people are grappling with their identities and the pressures of social media. Carpenters candid approach to these themes is refreshing and necessary, especially in a pop landscape that often prioritizes superficiality over substance. By sharing her vulnerabilities, she not only entertains but also encourages her audience to embrace their own complexities. The album also features collaborations with notable producers and songwriters, which adds to its depth. The production quality is top-notch, with a mix of electronic elements and acoustic sounds that create a rich listening experience. Its clear that Carpenter has surrounded herself with talented individuals who understand her vision and help bring it to life. As for awards and nominations, while “Emails I Can’t Send” may not have swept the major awards yet, it has certainly positioned Carpenter as a serious contender in the pop music scene. The album has sparked conversations about her future projects and what she might explore next, leaving fans eagerly anticipating her next steps. In conclusion, “Emails I Can’t Send” is more than just an album; its a heartfelt exploration of the trials and tribulations of young adulthood. Sabrina Carpenter has crafted a collection of songs that are both relatable and impactful, showcasing her growth as an artist. With its catchy hooks, emotional depth, and personal storytelling, this album is a must-listen for anyone who has ever struggled to express their feelings. Its a beautiful reminder that were all navigating this journey together, one email at a time. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review