Sabrina Carpenter says Emails I Can’t Send was a gateway to many special moments.
The 26-year-old singer released her fifth studio album – which included singles Skinny Dipping, Fast Times, Vicious, Because I Liked A Boy and Nonsense – on July 15, 2022 and she has reflected on the impact of the record three years since it dropped.
She wrote on her Instagram Story: “3 years of my dear emails.
“This album means so much to me and was the gateway to many special moments I couldn’t see ahead.
“I will never take this chapter for granted and what it taught me and how much closer it brought me to each and every one of you.
“Thanks to those of you who sing along. I love you forever!”
When Emails I Can’t Send was released, it gave Sabrina what was then her highest ever Billboard 200 chart position at number 23.
At the time, she wrote on Instagram: “I kind of had to unlearn myself and learn myself again in order to make this album.
“It’s the one i’m most proud of thus far in my life.
“It’s the one I hope you listen to and feel like we were hanging and confiding in each other for an hour.”
She toured the album, which included opening for Taylor Swift on the Eras Tour, and then followed up with 2024 album Short n’ Sweet, which featured hit singles like Espresso, Please Please Please, Bed Chem and Juno.
The record topped the charts, and earned the pop star her first ever Grammy Awards.
She’s set to release her seventh studio LP, Man’s Best Friend, next month.
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The album will include the lead single, Manchild, which upon its release, Sabrina thanked “men for testing me”.
