Complete List Of Sabrina Carpenter Albums And Discography

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Sabrina Carpenter developed from a young television performer into one of the defining pop artists of the mid-2020s. Born on May 11, 1999, and raised in Pennsylvania, she began singing at an early age, posted cover performances online, and placed third in The Next Miley Cyrus Project in 2010. Her first professional years combined acting, voice work, and music before her recording career became the primary focus of her public identity.

Carpenter appeared on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, The Goodwin Games, Sofia the First, and other projects before gaining wide recognition as Maya Hart on Disney Channel’s Girl Meets World. Hollywood Records released the Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying EP in 2014, followed by four studio albums that documented her transition from acoustic teen pop into dance-pop, contemporary R&B, and increasingly self-directed songwriting.

Eyes Wide Open arrived in 2015 and introduced Carpenter as a full-length album artist. Evolution followed in 2016 with a more electronic sound and the platinum-certified single “Thumbs.” The two-part Singular project continued that development through “Almost Love,” “Sue Me,” “In My Bed,” “Exhale,” and “Looking at Me.”

After signing with Island Records, Carpenter released Emails I Can’t Send in 2022. The album placed greater emphasis on narrative detail, emotional candor, and Carpenter’s perspective as a songwriter. “Nonsense” became her first major crossover hit, and the expanded Emails I Can’t Send Fwd: edition added “Opposite,” “Feather,” “Lonesome,” and “Things I Wish You Said.” “Feather” later became another major pop-radio and chart success.

The six-song holiday EP Fruitcake arrived in 2023, combining new seasonal songs with “A Nonsense Christmas.” Carpenter’s profile expanded further while she opened selected dates on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and developed the material that became Short n’ Sweet.

Released in August 2024, Short n’ Sweet transformed Carpenter into a global pop headliner. “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” and “Taste” became international hits, while the album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. At the 2025 Grammy Awards, Carpenter won Best Pop Solo Performance for “Espresso” and Best Pop Vocal Album for Short n’ Sweet.

The album’s February 2025 deluxe edition added “15 Minutes,” a country reworking of “Please Please Please” featuring Dolly Parton, “Couldn’t Make It Any Harder,” “Busy Woman,” and “Bad Reviews.” A separate limited bonus-track edition contained “Needless to Say,” which was not part of the standard deluxe track sequence.

Carpenter followed that breakthrough quickly with Man’s Best Friend in August 2025. Created primarily with Amy Allen, Jack Antonoff, and John Ryan, the album continued the wit and melodic economy of Short n’ Sweet while drawing more heavily from disco, soft rock, country-pop, and 1970s studio pop. “Manchild” became another number-one single, and the album entered the Billboard 200 at number one with 366,000 equivalent album units.

The standard version of Man’s Best Friend contains twelve songs, ending with “Goodbye.” The bonus-track edition adds “Such a Funny Way,” which was initially connected to a limited physical and digital release before reaching streaming services in December 2025. “House Tour” received a music video in April 2026.

Carpenter entered the 2026 Grammy Awards with six nominations for Man’s Best Friend and “Manchild.” She remained a two-time Grammy winner after the ceremony. As of August 1, 2026, Man’s Best Friend and its bonus-track edition remain her newest album releases.

Sabrina Carpenter Studio Albums

Eyes Wide Open (2015)

Released: April 14, 2015

Eyes Wide Open expanded the folk-pop and teen-pop style of Carpenter’s debut EP into a twelve-song album. Acoustic guitar, piano, light electronic production, and coming-of-age lyrics shape songs including “We’ll Be the Stars,” “The Middle of Starting Over,” and the title track. The album became Carpenter’s first Billboard 200 entry.

Track Listing

1. Eyes Wide Open
2. Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
3. The Middle of Starting Over
4. We’ll Be the Stars
5. Two Young Hearts
6. Your Love’s Like
7. Too Young
8. Seamless
9. Right Now
10. Darling I’m a Mess
11. White Flag
12. Best Thing I Got

Evolution (2016)

Released: October 14, 2016

Evolution moved Carpenter toward polished dance-pop and electronic production. “On Purpose” introduced the album, while “Thumbs” became its most enduring hit. The record debuted at number 28 on the Billboard 200 and established a more confident vocal and lyrical identity.

Track Listing

1. On Purpose
2. Feels Like Loneliness
3. Thumbs
4. No Words
5. Run and Hide
6. Mirage
7. Don’t Want It Back
8. Shadows
9. Space
10. All We Have Is Love

Singular: Act I (2018)

Released: November 9, 2018

Singular: Act I was the first Carpenter album on which she received a writing credit for every song. The eight-track release emphasized confidence, independence, dance-pop production, and playful performance. “Almost Love” and “Sue Me” both reached number one on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs chart.

Track Listing

1. Almost Love
2. Paris
3. Hold Tight
4. Sue Me
5. prfct
6. Bad Time
7. Mona Lisa
8. Diamonds Are Forever

Singular: Act II (2019)

Released: July 19, 2019

The second half of the Singular project leaned further into contemporary R&B, rhythmic pop, anxiety, independence, and emotional self-examination. Its nine tracks included “In My Bed,” “Pushing 20,” “Exhale,” and “Looking at Me.” Saweetie appeared on “I Can’t Stop Me.”

Track Listing

1. In My Bed
2. Pushing 20
3. I Can’t Stop Me featuring Saweetie
4. I’m Fakin
5. Take Off All Your Cool
6. Tell Em
7. Exhale
8. Take You Back
9. Looking at Me

Emails I Can’t Send (2022)

Released: July 15, 2022

Emails I Can’t Send was Carpenter’s first studio album for Island Records. Its songs developed from private writing used to process relationships, family experiences, public attention, and emotional uncertainty. The album introduced a more conversational writing style through “Vicious,” “Because I Liked a Boy,” “Nonsense,” “Fast Times,” and “Decode.”

Track Listing

1. Emails I Can’t Send
2. Vicious
3. Read Your Mind
4. Tornado Warnings
5. Because I Liked a Boy
6. Already Over
7. How Many Things
8. Bet U Wanna
9. Nonsense
10. Fast Times
11. Skinny Dipping
12. Bad for Business
13. Decode

Short n’ Sweet (2024)

Released: August 23, 2024

Short n’ Sweet became Carpenter’s commercial breakthrough. The twelve-song album combined pop, country-pop, rock, R&B, and disco influences with concise arrangements and sharply humorous relationship writing. “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” and “Taste” drove the album to number one on the Billboard 200 and helped Carpenter win her first two Grammy Awards.

Track Listing

1. Taste
2. Please Please Please
3. Good Graces
4. Sharpest Tool
5. Coincidence
6. Bed Chem
7. Espresso
8. Dumb & Poetic
9. Slim Pickins
10. Juno
11. Lie to Girls
12. Don’t Smile

Limited bonus-track edition: “Needless to Say”

Man’s Best Friend (2025)

Released: August 29, 2025

Man’s Best Friend is Carpenter’s seventh studio album. Its production draws from disco, soft rock, country-pop, synth-pop, and theatrical 1970s pop while the lyrics examine romantic disappointment with humor and self-awareness. “Manchild” and “Tears” led the campaign, and the album became Carpenter’s second consecutive number-one album in the United States.

Track Listing

1. Manchild
2. Tears
3. My Man on Willpower
4. Sugar Talking
5. We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night
6. Nobody’s Son
7. Never Getting Laid
8. When Did You Get Hot?
9. Go Go Juice
10. Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry
11. House Tour
12. Goodbye

Sabrina Carpenter Extended, Deluxe, and Special Releases

Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying (2014)

Released: April 8, 2014

Carpenter’s debut EP introduced four songs that were later incorporated into the early part of her catalog. The title track was co-written by Meghan Trainor and became Carpenter’s first official single.

Track Listing

1. Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying
2. The Middle of Starting Over
3. White Flag
4. Best Thing I Got

Pandora Sessions (2017)

Released: August 11, 2017

This three-track live EP documented acoustic performances recorded at Pandora’s headquarters in Oakland in February 2017.

Track Listing

1. Thumbs (Live at Pandora Headquarters, Oakland / February 2017)
2. On Purpose (Live at Pandora Headquarters, Oakland / February 2017)
3. Feels Like Loneliness (Live at Pandora Headquarters, Oakland / February 2017)

Emails I Can’t Send Fwd: (2023)

Released: March 17, 2023

The expanded edition of Emails I Can’t Send added four songs to the original thirteen-track album. “Feather” became the edition’s largest hit.

Additional Tracks

1. Opposite
2. Feather
3. Lonesome
4. Things I Wish You Said

Fruitcake (2023)

Released: November 17, 2023

Fruitcake combined Carpenter’s previously released “A Nonsense Christmas” with five additional seasonal recordings.

Track Listing

1. A Nonsense Christmas
2. Buy Me Presents
3. Santa Doesn’t Know You Like I Do
4. Cindy Lou Who
5. Is It New Year’s Yet?
6. White Xmas

Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe) (2025)

Released: February 14, 2025

The deluxe edition retained the standard album and added five tracks, including a country version of “Please Please Please” with Dolly Parton.

Additional Tracks

1. 15 Minutes
2. Please Please Please featuring Dolly Parton
3. Couldn’t Make It Any Harder
4. Busy Woman
5. Bad Reviews

Man’s Best Friend (Bonus Track Version) (2025)

Streaming release: December 24, 2025

The bonus-track edition adds one recording to the standard twelve-song album.

Additional Track

1. Such a Funny Way

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