Honey [#2] (1997)

About this title: "Honey" was the first single from Mariah Carey's arguably most urban-leaning album of the 1990s, Butterfly. By this time Carey was heavy into samples (which "Honey" makes ample use of), as well as rappers and flesh-baring. This single, as with her previous chart-toppers, features hip-hop and dance mixes (although the song is, essentially, a pop/hip-hop tune). "Honey" was produced by Sean "Puffy" Combs, and his touch is evident, from the heavy samples to the use of raps courtesy of protegees Mase and the Lox. The first mix is the album version, which doesn't feature any actual raps, but track ... read more

Tracks:

1. LP Version [Carey/Combs/Fareed/]
2. Bad Boy Remix Featuring Mase and the Lox
3. Classic Mix
4. So So Def Mix Featuring da Brat and JD
5. Classic Instrumental

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.