Mariah the Scientist Unveils Cinematic Trailer for ‘HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY,’ Out August 22

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Mariah the Scientist just turned album promo into a political thriller—and love is on the ballot.

Mariah the Scientist is gearing up for her next chapter with HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY, set to drop next Friday. In true cinematic fashion, she announced it with a trailer that plays out like a political drama. It opens with a news segment detailing a scandal involving a fake president who’s attacked, leading him to boldly declare, “f**k love.” The fallout sparks a movement that he and his advisors aim to crush, framing love as the enemy.

But then, in a twist, the president pops in a tape. Mariah’s voice cuts through, defending the true meaning of love and framing her upcoming album as a dedication to all lovers. The clip transitions seamlessly into one of the album’s tracks, offering fans their first sonic glimpse at what’s to come. It’s a bold concept that blends social commentary, personal emotion, and cinematic storytelling into one announcement.

The timing couldn’t be more charged—this news comes fresh off her public reunion with Young Thug, following his release from jail. Mariah stood by him throughout his legal battles, which adds another layer of authenticity to her album’s love-centric mission. It’s a narrative that feels lived-in, not manufactured, and it gives HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY the weight of real-life devotion.

Her last major release was 2023’s To Be Eaten Alive, an album praised for its vulnerability and atmospheric production. The new project promises to raise the stakes with a tracklist that includes titles like “Eternal Flame,” “Sacrifice,” and “No More Entertainers.” If the trailer is any indication, Mariah isn’t just making music—she’s crafting an experience where love is the cause worth fighting for.




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